Pauli susceptibility of nonadiabatic Fermi liquids
Abstract
The nonadiabatic regime of the electron-phonon interaction leads to behaviors of some physical measurable quantities qualitatively different from those expected from the Migdal-Eliashberg theory. Here we identify in the Pauli paramagnetic susceptibility one of such quantities and show that the nonadiabatic corrections reduce with respect to its adiabatic limit. We show also that the nonadiabatic regime induces an isotope dependence of , which in principle could be measured.
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