Metal-Insulator Transitions.¶
Mott, N. F. (1968). Metal-Insulator Transitions. Reviews of Modern Physics, 40(4), 677-683.
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- Resonance
- Resonance reasoning proceeds by identifying natural frequencies and damping, identifying driving inputs and their frequency content, predicting mode-by-mode response via frequency- domain analysis (Bode plots, transfer functions), and designing systems to either exploit resonance (tuning, amplification) or avoid it (damping, detuning, isolation).
This sourceAnalyzes resonance and many-body effects in disordered systems near metal-insulator transitions; describes how resonance narrowing and suppression occur via many-body interactions and disorder. Shows that collective resonances are modified by interactions and environment.
- Resonance reasoning proceeds by identifying natural frequencies and damping, identifying driving inputs and their frequency content, predicting mode-by-mode response via frequency- domain analysis (Bode plots, transfer functions), and designing systems to either exploit resonance (tuning, amplification) or avoid it (damping, detuning, isolation).
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