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Exactly solvable field theory of tunneling between edge states in the fractional quantum Hall effect

Nuclear and Particle Physics Proceedings Elsevier 45:1 (1996) 29-37

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P Fendley, AWW Ludwig, H Saleur

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Exact perturbative solution of the Kondo problem.

Physical review letters 75:24 (1995) 4492-4495

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P Fendley, H Saleur

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A unified framework for the Kondo problem and for an impurity in a Luttinger liquid

(1995)

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P Fendley, F Lesage, H Saleur

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Recent Progress in Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory

World Scientific Publishing (1995) 1-346

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P Bouwknegt, P Fendley, J Minahan, D Nemeschansky, K Pilch, H Saleur, NP Warner

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Exact nonequilibrium transport through point contacts in quantum wires and fractional quantum Hall devices.

Physical review. B, Condensed matter 52:12 (1995) 8934-8950

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P Fendley, AW Ludwig, H Saleur

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Exactly solvable field theory of tunneling between edge states in the fractional quantum Hall effect

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Exact perturbative solution of the Kondo problem.

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A unified framework for the Kondo problem and for an impurity in a Luttinger liquid

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Recent Progress in Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory

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Exact nonequilibrium transport through point contacts in quantum wires and fractional quantum Hall devices.

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