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19 April 2024
 
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Enhancement of pair correlation in a one-dimensional hybridization model
Yupeng Wang ; Jian-Hui Dai ; Fu-Cho Pu ; Ulrich Eckern ;
Date 10 Mar 1999
Journal PRB 59, 7393(1999)
Subject Strongly Correlated Electrons | cond-mat.str-el
AbstractWe propose an integrable model of one-dimensional (1D) interacting electrons coupled with the local orbitals arrayed periodically in the chain. Since the local orbitals are introduced in a way that double occupation is forbidden, the model keeps the main feature of the periodic Anderson model with an interacting host. For the attractive interaction, it is found that the local orbitals enhance the effective mass of the Cooper-pair-like singlets and also the pair correlation in the ground state. However, the persistent current is depressed in this case. For the repulsive interaction case, the Hamiltonian is non-Hermitian but allows Cooper pair solutions with small momenta, which are induced by the hybridization between the extended state and the local orbitals.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/9903166
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