Holographic Fermi and Non-Fermi Liquids with Transitions in Dilaton Gravity

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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52 pages, 6 figures. v3: Appendix F added showing numerical interpolation between the near-horizon region and AdS4. Additional

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We study the two-point function for fermionic operators in a class of strongly coupled systems using the gauge-gravity correspondence. The gravity description includes a gauge field and a dilaton which determines the gauge coupling and the potential energy. Extremal black brane solutions in this system typically have vanishing entropy. By analyzing a charged fermion in these extremal black brane backgrounds we calculate the two-point function of the corresponding boundary fermionic operator. We find that in some region of parameter space it is of Fermi liquid type. Outside this region no well-defined quasi-particles exist, with the excitations acquiring a non-vanishing width at zero frequency. At the transition, the two-point function can exhibit non-Fermi liquid behaviour.

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