2006
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.74.024511
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Exact study of charge-spin separation, pairing fluctuations, and pseudogaps in four-site Hubbard clusters

Abstract: An exact study of charge-spin separation, pairing fluctuations and pseudogaps is carried out by combining the analytical eigenvalues of the four-site Hubbard clusters with the grand canonical and canonical ensemble approaches in a multidimensional parameter space of temperature (T ), magnetic field (h), on-site interaction (U ) and chemical potential (µ). Our results, near the average number of electrons N ≈ 3, strongly suggest the existence of a critical parameter Uc(T ) for the localization of electrons and … Show more

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“…We show only the hole-doped region (N 4) away from half-filling since there is particle-hole symmetry. The true gaps [11] for N = 1, 2 begin to develop at infinitesimal U > 0. The energy gap at < N > ≈ 3 opens at a finite, critical U c = 4.584 and stays open for relatively large U.…”
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“…We show only the hole-doped region (N 4) away from half-filling since there is particle-hole symmetry. The true gaps [11] for N = 1, 2 begin to develop at infinitesimal U > 0. The energy gap at < N > ≈ 3 opens at a finite, critical U c = 4.584 and stays open for relatively large U.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…In the former, near < N > ≈ 3 within an interval μ + < μ < μ − in the chemical potential, we observe charge pairing followed by spin pairing at very low-temperature. In the latter we only have a MH like charge gap [11] in a paramagnetic region where< N > ≈ 3.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
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