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Strange metals from local quantum chaos

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How to make a controlled model of a non-Fermi-liquid metal with efficient current dissipation is a long-standing problem. Results from holographic duality suggest a framework where local critical fermionic degrees of freedom provide both a source of decoherence for the Landau quasiparticle, and a sink for its momentum. This leads us to study various Kondo-lattice-type models with Sachdev- Ye-Kitaev models in place of the spin impurities. Several interesting strange metals are found.

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McGreevy, John. (2018). Strange metals from local quantum chaos. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/197517.

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