Quasiparticle Mass Enhancement as a Measure of Entanglement in the Kondo Problem.

We analyze the quantum entanglement between opposite spin projection electrons in the ground state of the Anderson impurity model. In this model, a single level impurity with intralevel repulsion U is tunnel coupled to a free electron gas. The Anderson model presents a strongly correlated many body ground state with mass enhanced quasiparticle excitations.

Magnetic couplings and magnetocaloric effect in the GdTX (T=Sc, Ti, Co, Fe; X=Si, Ge) compounds.

We compute the magnetocaloric effect (MCE) in the GdTX (T = Sc, Ti, Co, Fe; X = Si, Ge) compounds as a function of the temperature and the external magnetic field. To this end we use a density functional theory approach to calculate the exchange-coupling interactions between Gd ions on each compound. We consider a simplified magnetic Hamiltonian and analyze the dependence of the exchange couplings on the transition metal T, the p-block element X, and the crystal structure (CeFeSi-type or CeScSi-type).

Hund's metal regimes and orbital selective Mott transitions in three band systems.

We analyze the electronic properties of interacting crystal field split three band systems. Using a rotationally invariant slave boson approach we analyze the behavior of the electronic mass renormalization as a function of the intralevel repulsion U, the Hund's coupling J, the crystal field splitting, and the number of electrons per site n. We first focus on the case in which two of the bands are identical and the levels of the third one are shifted by [Formula: see text] with respect to the former.

Landau theory for magnetic and structural transitions in CeCoFeSi.

We present a phenomenological analysis of the magnetoelastic properties of CeCoFeSi at temperatures close to the Néel transition temperature T . Using a Landau functional we provide a qualitative description of the thermal expansion, magnetostriction, magnetization and specific heat data. We show that the available experimental results (Correa et al 2016 J.

Beef consumption and fatty acids serum concentration: relationship with salivary gland tumors in Córdoba, Argentina.

Aim: The objective of the present study was to analyze beef consumption, conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) and n-3 fatty acid (FA) serum concentration and their relation to salivary gland tumors (SGT). A questionnaire on non-nutritional risk factors and a validated food frequency questionnaire were applied in 20 SGT and 20 control (Co) patients.

Materials And Methods: Food data were processed by the Interfood v.