Vertex corrections to nonlocal correlation functions vanish at zero wavevector under inversion symmetry and for quadratic dispersions at all wavevectors, with explicit expressions for density, current, and stress responses derived for both Fermi and non-Fermi liquids under local self-energies and En
Quantita- tive measurement of viscosity in two-dimensional electron fluids
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Current partition in a five-terminal geometry diagnoses ballistic-hydrodynamic-Ohmic crossovers and extracts momentum-relaxing and conserving scattering rates in 2D electron systems.
Tomographic dynamics with only head-on collisions explains superballistic conduction at low temperatures in electron fluids by treating electrons as fermions rather than classical particles.
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Tomographic dynamics with only head-on collisions explains superballistic conduction at low temperatures in electron fluids by treating electrons as fermions rather than classical particles.