Because of electron-electron interactions, the shift in an electron's energy due to the interaction of its spin magnetic moment with a field H will have an additional term expressing the change in the distribution of electrons with which a given electron interacts. In the Hartree-Fock approximation (see, for example, Eq. (17.19)) this will be of the form
E±(k)=E0(k)±μBH−∫(2π)3dk′v(∣k−k′∣)f(E±(k)).(31.95)
Show that when kBT≪EF this leads to an integral equation for E+−E− that has the solution:
[E+(k)−E−(k)]k=kF=1−v0g(EF)2μBH,(31.96)
where v0 is an average of v over all solid angles,
v0=21∫−11dxv(2kF2(1−x)).(31.97)
By what factor is the Pauli susceptibility now modified?