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2015

Incoherent transport in clean quantum critical metals

Davison, Richard A., Goutéraux, Blaise, Hartnoll, Sean A.

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In a clean quantum critical metal, and in the absence of umklapp, most d.c.

conductivities are formally infinite due to momentum conservation.
However, there is a particular combination of the charge and heat currents which has a finite, universal conductivity.
In this paper, we describe the physics of this conductivity $\sigma_Q$ in quantum critical metals obtained by charge doping a strongly interacting conformal field theory.