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potential was shown to satisfy this requirement). The effect of this 2 2 k was that the electron energy levels were only shifted by the potential directly: (k ) = 2 m e (r ) .
0 1 The Lindhard theory uses a perturbative expansion (k ) = k = k + k rather than the semiclassical
approximation ak F (k F r ) / (k F r ) << 1 (k )
2
2k 2 2m
e (r ) . We have1,
0 1 (r ) = e k f k k + k = e f k (V 1 + k q
ind
(q) = F[
ind
(1.1)
Juxtaposing (1.1) with ind (q) (q) (q) , we have the susceptibility. Using fk 1 q = fk 2k q m
2
fk
+ O 2 (q ) , we
q 2kF
and
d dk
2k 2m
),
2 (k q) 1 2 (k q) f k f d 3 k n d 3k e 2 ( ) [ fk + 2 f k ] 3 = e 2 2 k = e 2 0 = TF ; 3 f k 1 q fk + 1 q d 3 k 2m 2m 8 8 2 (1.2) (q) = e 2 2 2 (k q) / m 4 3 T = 0 2 +1 ( F k q /2 ) ( F k +q /2 ) k 2 dk 2 d 1 1 x2 1 x 2 mk F = e 2 2 ( + ); ln = e 2 kq / m 2 1+ x 4 3 4x 0 1
Thus, the Lindhard dielectric constant contains the physics of the semiclassical approximation.
Freidel oscillations: the Lindhard dielectric constant also contains more physics: (r >> a ) = r 3 cos(2k F r ) . We talk about these in chapter 26. Appendix evaluation of the integral
1 1 I (k F ) = k ' 2 V k k
k F +1
1 2 k 2dxdk 1 k 2 + k 2 2kk x 8 3V = 0
kF / k 1 4 2
1 k k / k +1 kF 1 x2 1 + x dk = ln ( ln + 1) (1.3) 2 k k / k 1 4 2 2 x 1 x