Key equations from quantum statistical tools: Difference between revisions
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===Density matrix of fermions in equilibrium=== | ===Density matrix of fermions in equilibrium=== | ||
*using spectral decomposition: | |||
<math> \hat{\rho}_\mathrm{eq}=\sum_\alpha f(E_\alpha)|E_\alpha\rangle \langle E_\alpha| = f(\hat{H} - \mu\hat{I})</math> | <math> \hat{\rho}_\mathrm{eq}=\sum_\alpha f(E_\alpha)|E_\alpha\rangle \langle E_\alpha| = f(\hat{H} - \mu\hat{I})</math> | ||
*using Green functions: | |||
<math> \hat{\rho}_\mathrm{eq} = - \frac{1}{\pi} \int dE\, \mathrm{Im} G^r f(E) </math> | |||
* Fermi-Dirac distribution function: <math> f(E) = 1/[\exp((E-\mu)/k_BT)+1] </math> | * Fermi-Dirac distribution function: <math> f(E) = 1/[\exp((E-\mu)/k_BT)+1] </math> | ||
* Hamiltonian and its spectral decomposition: <math> \hat{H} = \sum_\alpha E_\alpha |E_\alpha \rangle \langle E_\alpha| </math> | * Hamiltonian and its spectral decomposition: <math> \hat{H} = \sum_\alpha E_\alpha |E_\alpha \rangle \langle E_\alpha| </math> | ||
* function of Hamiltonian: <math> F(\hat{H}) = \sum_\alpha F(E_\alpha) |E_\alpha \rangle \langle E_\alpha| </math> | * function of Hamiltonian: <math> F(\hat{H}) = \sum_\alpha F(E_\alpha) |E_\alpha \rangle \langle E_\alpha| </math> | ||
* Green operators: <math> G^{r,a} = [E-H \pm i\eta]^{-1} </math> | |||
===Charge density=== | ===Charge density=== |
Revision as of 14:24, 27 September 2012
Equilibrium
Expectation values
Density matrix of fermions in equilibrium
- using spectral decomposition:
- using Green functions:
- Fermi-Dirac distribution function:
- Hamiltonian and its spectral decomposition:
- function of Hamiltonian:
- Green operators:
Charge density
- charge density operator:
- expectation value: (in some discrete representation these is just diagonal matrix element)
Density of states
- definition: (with possible normalization factors like )
- local density of states:
Nonequilibrium
- Expectation values:
- Current operator:
- Spin torque operator: