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    Absence of certain exchange driven instabilities of an electron gas at high densities

    Vignale, Giovanni, 1957-
    Giuliani, Gabriele, 1953-
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    In the high-density limit the exchange energy easily overcomes the correlation energy in both two- and three-dimensional electron liquids. It is therefore reasonable to inquire if the class of exchange driven instabilities first discussed by Overhauser within the Hartree-Fock theory could be of relevance in this limit. Our analysis shows that this is not the case at least for distorted states represented by a single Slater determinant.
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    Phys. Rev. B 78, 075110 (2008) [3 pages]
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