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廖凯原证明钱并非万能
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钱换不来爱情，钱换不来。。。（the list continues ).
廖凯原就花10亿美金，其“凯原量子信息力学KQID”也得不到一次物理学权威刊物正规的引用。
廖凯原就算可怜鸡师傅，花一亿美金给鸡打脑白金，鸡师傅也还是不懂初中物理，也还是只能进野鸡大学，不仅不会解决走路上楼梯的初中物理问题，而且惨到连正确答案摆在面前也看不出这是正确答案。
Oh, let's not forget what I wrote in Court: 【Yang had college education from Nanjing Chemical Engineering College, Nanjing, China (Chinese: 南京化工学院). He studied as a graduate student in the 1990s at the University of Paderborn in Germany, where he graduated in 1999. No scholarly papers can be found to be authored by Defendant Yang in leading western research journals】
从数百次引用中挑几个，再次让 Red-eye-chicken-master 看看什么叫引用：
S. Giovanazzi∗
The long-range part of the Coulomb interaction
could substantially renormalize the Hawking temperature
in long wires in a way similar to how it does for
the scattering from an impurity [22].
[1404.0473] Conductance of Interacting Quasi-One-Dimensional Electron Gas with a Scatterer
Authors: A. V. Borin, K. E. Nagaev
Authors: A. V. Borin, K. E. Nagaev
.... The summation of most divergent contributions may be performed using the renormalization procedure suggested by Yue et al.14 .
[1408.4914] Transport properties of a two-lead Luttinger liquid junction out of equilibrium: fermionic representation
Authors: D.N. Aristov, P. Wolfle
Authors: D.N. Aristov, P. Wolfle
The transport through Luttinger liquid junctions at not too strong interaction has also been calculated using the Functional Renormalization Group method as reviewed in14 ... In this paper we extend the approach of Yue et al
[1308.0138] Electron-electron interaction effects on transport through mesoscopic superconducting hybrid junctions
Authors: Arijit Saha
Authors: Arijit Saha
Weak interaction renormalization group approach In this sub section we introduce the weak interaction renormalization group (WIRG) method which was first developed by Yue et al.
[1105.5289] Functional renormalization group approach to correlated fermion systems
Authors: Walter Metzner, Manfred Salmhofer, Carsten Honerkamp, Volker Meden, Kurt Schoenhammer
Authors: Walter Metzner, Manfred Salmhofer, Carsten Honerkamp, Volker Meden, Kurt Schoenhammer
... The idea of an oscillatory decaying potential is similarly inherent to a poor man’s fermionic RG approach (Yue et al., 1994).
[0902.4170] Conductance through a potential barrier embedded in a Luttinger liquid: nonuniversal scaling at strong coupling
Authors: D.N. Aristov, P. Woelfle
Authors: D.N. Aristov, P. Woelfle
The fermionic representation offers the possibility to connect the fermionic degrees of freedom in the (non-interacting) leads smoothly with the degrees of freedom in the interacting system. In other words, it allows to use the scattering states of the system in the non-interacting limit as a basis of description. On the simplest level, in lowest order in the interaction, this program has been carried out in a seminal paper by Yue, Matveev and Glazman.
[0710.5240] Spintronics with NSN Junction of one-dimensional quantum wires : A study of Pure Spin Current and Magnetoresistance
Authors: Sourin Das, Sumathi Rao, Arijit Saha
Authors: Sourin Das, Sumathi Rao, Arijit Saha
We see that there is a logarithmic singularity at the k → 0 limit which implies that the lowest order perturbation theory is not enough to calculate correction to the reflection and AR amplitudes when the momenta of the incident particles are very close to the Fermi wave vector. Following Yue et al. [6], we sum up these most divergent processes using the ”poor man’s scaling” approach [15] to obtain RG equations for the normal refection amplitude...
[cond-mat/0603341] Functional Renormalization-Group Analysis of Luttinger Liquids with Impurities
Authors: Sabine Andergassen
Authors: Sabine Andergassen
For Luttinger liquids with repulsive interactions (Kρ < 1) already a single static impurity has a strong effect at low energy scales, even if the impurity potential is relatively weak [Luther and Peschel 1974; Mattis 1974; Apel and Rice 1982; Giamarchi and Schulz 1988; Kane and Fisher 1992a,c; Furusaki and Nagaosa 1993a,b; Yue et al. 1994].
[cond-mat/0206259] Junction of several weakly interacting quantum wires: a renormalization group study
Authors: Siddhartha Lal (1), Sumathi Rao (2), Diptiman Sen (1) ((1) IISc, Bangalore, (2) Pennsylvania State University and HRI, Allahabad)
Authors: Siddhartha Lal (1), Sumathi Rao (2), Diptiman Sen (1) ((1) IISc, Bangalore, (2) Pennsylvania State University and HRI, Allahabad)
Yue et al use this idea to derive the RG equations for an arbitrary S-matrix located at the junction of two semi-infinite wires... Let us briefly present the method of Yue et al. .... Yue et al then derive the RG equations for the S-matrix which is now considered to be a function of a distance scale L; they show that −ln(kd) in Eqs. (17-18) can effectively be replaced by dl, where l = ln(L/d). ..Yue et al show that the backscattering interaction governed by g1 leads to a logarithmic renormalization of the interaction parameters g1 and g2 [7]; we will ignore that effect here since it plays no role to first order in the gi .
[physics/0106027] I-V characteristics and differential conductance fluctuations of Au nanowires
Authors: H. Mehrez, Alex Wlasenko, Brian Larade, Jeremy Taylor, Peter Grutter, Hong Guo
Authors: H. Mehrez, Alex Wlasenko, Brian Larade, Jeremy Taylor, Peter Grutter, Hong Guo
In the rest of this section, we follow the interesting idea of the charging effect and analyze it in more detail to understand if this effect, which leads to channel closing53,54 can give rise to nonlinear I-V curves of atomic devices. To start, we follow the work of Yue et. al.71 by assuming a strong interaction and write the renormalized transmission coefficient...
