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Resonant Level Hybridized with Luttinger Liquid

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We consider conductance of a one-dimensional wire influenced by a near-by impurity with a resonant level, hybridised with electron levels in the wire. Using the electron-electron interaction as a small parameter in the framework of a functional bosonization of the Luttinger liquid, we find non-analytical corrections to the conductance and to the electron density of states.

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