Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories pp 217-223 | Cite as
Many-Body Aspects of the Theory of Fermi Liquids Near Boundaries
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Abstract
Quasiparticle scattering at walls confining a Fermi liquid (3He or conduction electrons in metals) is usually described by imposing boundary conditions on the quasiparticle distribution function. I review the derivation of such a boundary condition from first principles. The method is specifically designed to work also in the superfluid (superconducting) state of the Fermi liquid.
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