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−Σ(z)− V 2 1 z−(ε+εc) − V 2 2 z+(ε+εc) (A.1) = ∫ ∞ −∞ ρ(ε)((ε+ εc)2 − z2) F(z,ε) dε , (A.2) with F(z,ε) = a(z)ε2 + b(z)ε+ c(z) . (A.3) If we make use of the definitions V 2 = V 2 1 + V 2 2 and ∆V 2 = V 2 1 − [...] parameter α V 2 2 = αV 2 1 = α 1+α V 2 , (13) such that V 2 1 + V 2 2 = V 2 is always fulfilled. Consequently, we can use Γ as our unit of energy, which is defined as: Γ = Γ1 + Γ2 = πV 2 2D . (14) Notably [...] ρ(ε)ε2 z − ε = z(zG(z)− 1) , (A.15) which hold for a particle hole symmetric DOS ρ(ε) = ρ(−ε) we finally obtain G(z) = A ε1 − ε2 1G(ε1) − ε2 − ε2 2G(ε2) + 2εcA[(1− ε1G(ε1))− (1− ε2G(ε2))] + (z2 − ( …

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