Abstract
The authors study dynamical corrections to the residual resistivity of metals at zero temperature using a new form of the time-dependent many-body exchange-correlation potential derived from the time-dependent current density functional theory. Unexpectedly, they find significant dynamical corrections even in simple metals, and a surprising role played by the nondissipative electronic shear modulus in shaping the electric resistivity.
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