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VOLUME 108 (2018) | ISSUE 12 | PAGE 825
Asymmetric features in the resistivity of clean quasi-one-dimensional systems: Fano resonances or non-Born effects?
DOI: 10.1134/S0370274X18240086
Abstract
We show that experimentally observed complex line shapes of smeared Van Hove singularities in the resistivity of a quasi-one-dimensional system may be due to non-Born effects in scattering. At low concentration of impurities n< n_c\propto |\lambda| with respect to scattering amplitude λ the non-Born effects are essential if the Fermi level is sufficiently close to singularity. The structure of the line shape depends on the sign of λ: for repulsion (λ>0) it is "plateau-minimum-maximum-plateau", while for attraction (λ<0) it is "plateau-maximum-minimum-maximum-plateau". In contrast with Fano-resonance scenario, complex structure of the line shape arises even in the absence of a resonant level.