Sum rules for electron-hole bilayer and two-dimensional point dipole systems.

Phys Rev E Stat Nonlin Soft Matter Phys

Department of Mathematics and Statistics and Department of Physics, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont 05405-1455, USA.

Published: September 2013

We formulate and analyze the third-frequency-moment sum rules for the two-dimensional (point) dipole system (2DDS) and the mass-symmetric electron-hole bilayer (EHB) in their strongly coupled liquid phases. The former, characterized by the repulsive interaction potential φ_{D}(r)=μ^{2}/r^{3} (μ is the electric dipole moment), reasonably well approximates the latter in the d → 0 limit (d is the interlayer spacing), a conjecture that is further supported by the findings of the present work. We explore the extent to which the in-phase sum rule for the closely spaced EHB may or may not reconcile with its 2DDS sum-rule counterpart. This is the main emphasis of the present work.

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