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A self-consistent current response theory of jamming and vibrational modes in low-temperature amorphous solids
We study amorphous solids with strong elastic disorder and find an un-jamming instability that exists, inter alia, in an harmonic model built using Euclidean random matrices (ERM). Employing the Zwanzig-Mori projection operator formalism and Gaussian factorization approximations, we develop a first-
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