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While the ability to measure low temperatures accurately in quantum systems is important in a wide range of experiments, the possibilities and the fundamental limits of quantum thermometry are not yet fully understood theoretically. Here we…
We revisit the issue of the leading nonanalytic corrections to the temperature dependence of the specific heat coefficient, $\gamma (T)=C(T)/T,$ for a system of interacting fermions in three dimensions. We show that the leading temperature…
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