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Thermal Hall Effect and Geometry with Torsion

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arxiv 1407.2908 v1 pith:TT6QNKYU submitted 2014-07-10 cond-mat.str-el cond-mat.mes-hallhep-th

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keywords energygeometricgeometrynon-relativistictorsionfieldssystemthermal
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We formulate a geometric framework that allows to study momentum and energy transport in non-relativistic systems. It amounts to coupling of the non-relativistic system to the Newton-Cartan geometry with torsion. The approach generalizes the classic Luttinger's formulation of thermal transport. In particular, we clarify the geometric meaning of the fields conjugated to energy and energy current. These fields describe the geometric background with non-vanishing temporal torsion. We use the developed formalism to construct the equilibrium partition function of a non-relativistic system coupled to the NC geometry in 2+1 dimensions and to derive various thermodynamic relations

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