Strong Coupling Approach to the Supersymmetric Kondo Model
P. Coleman, C. Pepin, A. M. Tsvelik
Abstract
We carry out the strong coupling expansion for the SU(N) Kondo model where the impurity spin is represented by a L-shaped Young tableau. Using second order perturbation theory around the strong coupling fixed point it is shown that when the antisymmetric component of the Young-tableau contains more than N/2 entries, the strong-coupling fixed point becomes unstable to a two-stage Kondo effect. By comparing the strong coupling results obtained here with the result using a supersymmetric large N expansion, we are also able to confirm the validity of the the supersymmetric formalism for mixed symmetry Kondo models.
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