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Linearized quantum transport equations: ac conductance of a quantum wire with an electron-phonon interaction.

A linear response formalism is developed for evaluation of transport coefficients in quantum many-particle systems. The method is based on a systematic linearization of nonequilibrium Kadanoff-Baym transport equations in an integral form in ac electric fields. Simple and consistent approximations can be performed in the resulting set of transport equations, which replace vertex equations in the Kubo formalism. The method is illustrated by the example of an ac and dc conductivity and conductance for a quasi-one-dimensional electron system with an electron–phonon interaction for three-dimensional acoustical phonons. After approximations standard in metals, the solved transport equations coincide with the Holstein equation.