Spatial decay of the single-particle density matrix in insulators: analytic results in two and three dimensions
S. N. Taraskin, D. A. Drabold, S. R. Elliott
Abstract
Analytic results for the asymptotic decay of the electron density matrix in insulators have been obtained in all three dimensions (D=1 - 3) for a tight-binding model defined on a simple cubic lattice. The anisotropic decay length is shown to be dependent on the energy parameters of the model. The existence of the power-law prefactor, +AFw-propto r-D/2, is demonstrated.
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