we calculate the approximated memory function
first we extract the current density from the effective electronic
Lagrangian
assuming
we can set
thus to order
the memory elemnts are
where the optical component of the current is
and the scattering potentials
we enumerate the following operators:
and define the operators:
next we define a matrix of correlators
the four basic commutators:
the non-zero diagonal temrs:
the rest non-zero elements:
so the memory elements are
the string correlations involved:
the f. transform has the typical integral
According to Mathematica
The integral can be estimated as
shifting the path to the imaginary axis
thus
the answer we expect (hopefully as a limit from finite temperature
and taking it to zero)
for
for
if we insert
we have
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