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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"many-body models"”.

  1. The Extended Hubbard Model: Theory, Simulations, and Applications

    … Hubbard model is one of the most widely studied many-body models for interacting electrons in solids. Here we present a study of the Extended Hubbard model, which provides a more realistic description of real materials by including some longer-range Coulomb interactions. We discuss the derivation …

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  2. Pairing and entanglement: quantum Monte Carlo studies

    … Carlo methods to study two ideas in quantum many-body problems: superfluidity and entanglement. Density matrices are presented a central tool in the analysis, as are discussed in the review of path integral Monte Carlo (PIMC) and variational Monte Carlo (VMC) methods. PIMC is used to model a …

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  3. Core-valence-valence auger spectra of the simple metals

    … of these line shapes are performed with a static many-body model which treats the (static) screening of a core hole by conduction electrons with a phenomenological potential. Our model is applicable only to the simple metals, because free-electron theory is used to describe the conduction …

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  4. Measurement of electron-electron interactions in one dimension with tunnelling spectroscopy

    … dimensions. In two or three dimensions, the many-body behaviour of fermions is described by the Fermi liquid model, whose most prominent result is that, instead of studying the behaviour of individual particles, it is better to describe the emergent phenomena of the whole system, known as …

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