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Exact Electrostatic Theory of Fermi-Energy Response at Metallic Interfaces
The response of the Fermi energy to external perturbations governs key physical observables at metallic interfaces. Although this response admits a local formulation in terms of the Fukui function, its evaluation has traditionally been limited by inherent approximations, fundamentally rooted in the
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