Abstract
Anderson localization in two-dimensional systems is discussed with the use of Feynman graph method. A self-consistent treatment of diffusion propagator leads to an expression for dynamical conductivity which vanishes at zero frequency while exhibiting well known logarithmic dependence at higher frequency. It is applied to three-dimensional systems, too, and a discussion is given on mobility edge.
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