A Brief Introduction to Anderson Localization.pdf
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A brief introduction to Anderson Localization Chenguang Guan, Xingyue Guan Department of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Dated: May 18, 2019) This paper is aimed to make a thorough review of the famous phenomenon called Anderson Lo- calization, both analytically and numerically. Properties of localization in 1, 2 and 3D would be discussed through various approaches including classical anology, transfer matrix methods,…
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