Multi-Triplon Excitations of Hubbard Ladders with Site-Dependent Potentials

IF 1.5 4区 物理与天体物理 Q2 PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Nobuya Maeshima, Ken-ichi Hino
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Abstract

We study low-lying spin-singlet excitations of two-leg Hubbard ladders with site-dependent potentials. Using general formulas of the charge disproportionation induced by the site-dependent potentials, we derive the contributions of spin degrees of freedom to the spectral functions such as the dynamical charge structure factor \(N(\boldsymbol{k},\omega )\) and the optical conductivity σγ(ω) along the γ (\( = x,y\))-direction of the two-leg ladders. Numerical results obtained by the Lanczos diagonalization method have clarified that the multi-triplon singlet states, including two- and three-triplon excitations, can be detected by observing these quantities. Furthermore, we have found that ladders with random potentials also have non-negligible contributions of these excitations to σx(ω).
哈伯梯的多三重子激发与位点相关电势
我们研究了两腿哈伯德梯子的低自旋小星子激发,它具有与位点相关的电势。利用与位点相关的电位诱导的电荷比例失调的一般公式,我们推导出了自旋自由度对谱函数的贡献,如动态电荷结构因子(N(\boldsymbol{k},\omega )\)和沿两腿梯子的γ (\( = x,y\))方向的光导率σγ(ω)。用兰克佐斯对角化方法得到的数值结果表明,多三重子单子态(包括二重子和三重子激发态)可以通过观察这些量来探测。此外,我们还发现具有随机电势的梯子也对 σx(ω) 具有不可忽略的激发贡献。
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