Mode-dependent ferromagnetic Kondo coupling yields singlet ground states and heavy Fermi liquids as a magnetic-channel analog to Anderson-Morel superconductivity.
Coleman,Introduction to Many-Body Physics(Cam- bridge University Press, 2015)
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