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While calculating RKKY interaction in graphene no theorist should do a cut-off without cause

In our previous work (E. Kogan, Phys. Rev. B 84, 115119 (2011)) we presented calculation of RKKY interaction between two magnetic impurities in graphene based on Matsubara Green's functions (MGF) in the coordinate -- imaginary time representation. Now we present the calculation based on MGF in the coordinate -- frequency representation. We claim that both approaches have an important advantage over those based on zero temperature Green's functions (ZTGF), which are very briefly reviewed in the beginning of the present work. The MGF approaches, in distinction to the ZTGF approaches, operate only with the convergent integrals from the start to the end of the calculation. The coordinate -- frequency representation for the MGF turns out to be as convenient as the coordinate -- imaginary time representation and allows to easily consider the cases of doped and gapped graphene.

preprint2012arXivOpen access

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