Resonance state localized functions, scattering states

Knowing the excitation spectrum one can compute the thermodynamic properties. In the local-moment regime they exhibit low-temperature T 7 ) Kondo anomalies that are due to the resonance states. For example, the static magnetic susceptibilty x(T), the specific heat, various transport coefficients and also dynamical quantities (photoemission spectra, dynamical structure function for neutron scattering) have been calculated (Bickers et al. 1985, Cox et al. 1986). An excellent model system for comparison with experimental data are the dilute (La, Ce)Bg alloys because of a fourfold degenerate Fg ground state of cerium (Zirngiebl et al. 1984). 

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