Physical Review Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3)
Published: July 15, 2024
By
applying
the
Shiba
mapping
on
two-particle
level,
we
derive
relation
between
local
four-point
correlation
functions
of
bipartite
lattice
models
with
on-site
electronic
repulsion
and
those
corresponding
attractive
interaction
in
most
general
setting.
In
particular,
extend
results
[],
which
were
limited
to
rather
specific
situation
static
limit
strictly
particle-hole
symmetric
models,
(i)
by
explicitly
including
magnetic
field
different
values
chemical
potentials,
(ii)
considering
full
dependence
generalized
susceptibilities
transfer
(bosonic)
Matsubara
frequency.
The
derived
formalism
is
then
applied,
as
a
relevant
benchmark,
Hubbard
atom
investigating
properties
divergences
its
irreducible
vertex
function
potential
applied
field.
resulting
phase
diagrams
provide
an
insightful
compass
for
future
studies
breakdown
self-consistent
perturbation
expansion
beyond
high-symmetric
regimes.
Published
American
Physical
Society
2024
SciPost Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(3)
Published: March 4, 2025
We
extend
the
recently
introduced
single-boson
exchange
formulation
to
computation
of
self-energy
from
Schwinger–Dyson
equation
(SDE).
In
particular,
we
derive
its
expression
both
in
diagrammatic
and
physical
channels.
The
simple
form
SDE,
involving
only
bosonic
propagator
fermion-boson
vertex,
but
not
rest
function,
allows
for
an
efficient
numerical
implementation.
furthermore
discuss
implications
a
truncated
unity
solver,
where
restricted
number
factors
introduces
information
loss
projection
momentum
dependence
that
general
affects
equivalence
between
different
channel
representations.
application
functional
renormalization
group,
find
convergence
depends
on
representation
SDE.
For
two-dimensional
Hubbard
model
at
weak
coupling,
pseudogap
opening
driven
by
antiferromagnetic
fluctuations
is
captured
already
single
(
s
s
-wave)
factor
magnetic
representation,
differently
density
superconducting
Physical Review Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7(2)
Published: April 24, 2025
We
present
an
application
of
quantics
tensor
trains
(QTTs)
and
cross
interpolation
(TCI)
to
the
solution
a
full
set
self-consistent
equations
for
multivariate
functions,
so-called
parquet
equations.
show
that
steps
needed
evaluate
(Bethe-Salpeter
equations,
equation,
Schwinger-Dyson
equation)
can
be
decomposed
into
basic
operations
on
QTT-TCI
compressed
objects.
The
repeated
these
does
not
lead
loss
accuracy
beyond
specified
tolerance
iterative
scheme
converges
even
numerically
demanding
parameters.
As
examples,
we
take
Hubbard
model
in
atomic
limit
single
impurity
Anderson
model,
where
objects
two-particle
vertices,
depend
three
frequencies,
but
momenta.
results
this
approach
is
able
overcome
major
computational
bottlenecks
standard
numerical
methods.
applied
methods
allow
exponential
increase
number
grid
points
included
calculations,
corresponding
reduction
error,
linear
cost.
Published
by
American
Physical
Society
2025
While
it
is
commonly
assumed
that
correlation
effects
in
quantum
materials
get
partly
mitigated
by
the
onset
of
magnetic
order,
precise
role
played
strong
correlations
spontaneous
symmetry-broken
phases
remains
largely
unexplored.
Here,
authors'
generalization
one
most
used
diagrammatic
extensions
dynamical
mean-field
theory
to
treat
ordered
provides
a
powerful
tool
unveil
spectroscopic
signatures
electronic
strongly
correlated
magnets,
as
highlighted
preliminary
results
for
testbed
cases.
The European Physical Journal B,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
95(4)
Published: April 1, 2022
Abstract
The
parquet
approach
to
vertex
corrections
is
unbiased
but
computationally
demanding.
Most
applications
are
therefore
restricted
small
cluster
sizes
or
rely
on
various
simplifying
approximations.
We
have
recently
shown
that
the
bosonization
of
diagrams
provides
interpretative
and
algorithmic
advantages
over
original
purely
fermionic
formulation.
Here,
we
present
first
results
numerical
implementation
this
method
by
applying
it
half-filled
Hubbard
model
square
lattice
at
weak
coupling.
improved
performance
allows
us
evaluate
approximation
for
a
$$16\times
16$$
16×
lattice,
retaining
full
momentum
frequency
structure
functions.
discuss
their
symmetries
consider
parametrizations
dependence
using
truncated-unity
approximation.
Graphical
abstract
Physical Review Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3)
Published: July 15, 2024
By
applying
the
Shiba
mapping
on
two-particle
level,
we
derive
relation
between
local
four-point
correlation
functions
of
bipartite
lattice
models
with
on-site
electronic
repulsion
and
those
corresponding
attractive
interaction
in
most
general
setting.
In
particular,
extend
results
[],
which
were
limited
to
rather
specific
situation
static
limit
strictly
particle-hole
symmetric
models,
(i)
by
explicitly
including
magnetic
field
different
values
chemical
potentials,
(ii)
considering
full
dependence
generalized
susceptibilities
transfer
(bosonic)
Matsubara
frequency.
The
derived
formalism
is
then
applied,
as
a
relevant
benchmark,
Hubbard
atom
investigating
properties
divergences
its
irreducible
vertex
function
potential
applied
field.
resulting
phase
diagrams
provide
an
insightful
compass
for
future
studies
breakdown
self-consistent
perturbation
expansion
beyond
high-symmetric
regimes.
Published
American
Physical
Society
2024