Higher-order Fermi-liquid corrections for an Anderson impurity away from half-filling II: equilibrium properties
Abstract
We study the low-energy behavior of the vertex function of a single Anderson impurity away from half-filling for finite magnetic fields, using the Ward identities with careful consideration of the anti-symmetry and analytic properties. The asymptotic form of the vertex function σσ';σ'σ(iω,iω';iω',iω) is determined up to terms of linear order with respect to the two frequencies ω and ω', as well as the ω2 contribution for anti-parallel spins σ'≠ σ at ω'=0. From these results, we also obtain a series of the Fermi-liquid relations beyond those of Yamada-Yosida. The ω2 real part of the self-energy σ(iω) is shown to be expressed in terms of the double derivative ∂2σ(0)/∂ εdσ2 with respect to the impurity energy level εdσ, and agrees with the formula obtained recently by Filippone, Moca, von Delft, and Mora in the Nozi\`eres phenomenological Fermi-liquid theory [Phys.\ Rev.\ B 95, 165404 (2017)]. We also calculate the T2 correction of the self-energy, and find that the real part can be expressed in terms of the three-body correlation function ,-σ[3] = ∂ /∂ εd,-σ. We also provide an alternative derivation of the asymptotic form of the vertex function. Specifically, we calculate the skeleton diagrams for the vertex function σσ;σσ(iω,0;0,iω) for parallel spins up to order U4 in the Coulomb repulsion U. It directly clarifies the fact that the analytic components of order ω vanish as a result of the cancellation of four related Feynman diagrams which are related to each other through the anti-symmetry operation.
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