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    This document discusses the indirect exchange interaction between f-spins in a Kondo lattice model. It describes a two-step process where a spin flip scattering at one site is followed by a spin flip scattering at a second site, mediated by the polarization of the surrounding Fermi sea. This generates an effective interaction between the two f-spin sites. It indicates that collecting all terms leads to an interaction strength that scales as J^2/W, where J is the Kondo coupling and W is the bandwidth.

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    This document discusses the indirect exchange interaction between f-spins in a Kondo lattice model. It describes a two-step process where a spin flip scattering at one site is followed by a spin flip scattering at a second site, mediated by the polarization of the surrounding Fermi sea. This generates an effective interaction between the two f-spin sites. It indicates that collecting all terms leads to an interaction strength that scales as J^2/W, where J is the Kondo coupling and W is the bandwidth.

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    Indirect Exchange: 641 1. in Particular, Looking at 1

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    This document discusses the indirect exchange interaction between f-spins in a Kondo lattice model. It describes a two-step process where a spin flip scattering at one site is followed by a spin flip scattering at a second site, mediated by the polarization of the surrounding Fermi sea. This generates an effective interaction between the two f-spin sites. It indicates that collecting all terms leads to an interaction strength that scales as J^2/W, where J is the Kondo coupling and W is the bandwidth.

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    11.

    3 Kondo Lattice 641

    gap between Cimp << 1 and Cimp = 1. In particular, looking at Cjmp << 1
    models does not permit to realize the importance of the question of
    the Fermi volume. Therefore, after a brief discussion of the RKKY
    interaction, we return to the study of the periodic Kondo model.

    11.3.2 Indirect Exchange


    The local f-c exchange (in our case, the Kondo coupling (11.24)) polar-
    izes the surrounding Fermi sea which carries this information to other
    f-sites, mediating an effective f-spin-f-spin interaction [210, 191, 264,
    4661. To find its pair term, let us pick out two f-shells, situated at R1
    and R2,which bear the spins S1 and S2,respectively. Considering the
    two-step process in which a spin-flip scattering at site R1 is followed by
    a spin-flip scattering at site R2

    00 00 00
    gives a contribution

    Collecting all terms cc J2/W is conveniently done by performing a


    canonical transformation on the Kondo lattice model. For the present
    purposes, it is sufficient to include the terms which couple the two se-
    lected f-sites to the Fermi sea

    x = xo +x1,

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