Overscreened Single Channel Kondo Problem
Anirvan M. Sengupta, Yong Baek Kim
Abstract
We consider the single channel Kondo problem with the Kondo coupling between a spin S impurity and conduction electrons with spin j. These problems arise as multicritical points in the parameter spaces of two- and higher-level tunneling systems, and some impurity models of heavy fermion compounds. In contrast to the previous Bethe-anstaz conjectures, it turns out that the dynamics of the spin sector is the same as that of a spin S impurity coupled to k(j) channels of spin 1/2 electrons with k(j) = 2j(j+1)(2j+1)/3. As a result, for 2S < k(j), the system shows non-Fermi liquid behavior with the same exponents for the thermodynamic quantities as those of k(j) channel Kondo problem. However, both the finite-size spectrum and the operator content are different due to the presence of the other sectors and can be obtained by conformal field theory techniques.
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