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We calculate the effects of long-wavelength fluctuations on the electrical conductivity and lattice stability of a quasi-one-dimensional metal. Attractive interactions stabilize the lattice and cause a conductivity divergence at zero temperature. These results are exact and can be related to problems in two-dimensional relativistic quantum field theory.
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