The
possibility
to
directly
measure,
in
a
cold-atom
quantum
simulator,
the
von
Neumann
entropy
and
mutual
information
between
site
its
environment
opens
new
perspectives
on
characterization
of
Mott-Hubbard
metal-insulator
transition,
framework
theory.
In
this
work,
we
provide
an
alternative
view
Mott
transition
two-dimensional
Hubbard
model
terms
rigorous
quasilocal
measures
entanglement
correlation
two
spatially
separated
electronic
orbitals,
with
no
contribution
from
their
environment.
A
space-resolved
analysis
cluster
dynamical
mean-field
theory
results
elucidates
prominent
role
nearest-neighbor
probing
localization:
both
lower
upper
bounds
sharply
increase
at
transition.
two-site
beyond
nearest
neighbors
is
shown
be
quickly
damped
as
intersite
distance
increased.
These
ultimately
resolve
conundrum
previous
analyses
based
single-site
entropy,
which
has
been
found
monotonically
decrease
when
interaction
recovers
instead
distinctive
character
insulators
strongly
correlated
states,
demonstrating
central
$2d$
model.
Annual Review of Condensed Matter Physics,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 275 - 302
Published: Nov. 29, 2021
The
Hubbard
model
is
the
simplest
of
interacting
fermions
on
a
lattice
and
similar
importance
to
correlated
electron
physics
as
Ising
statistical
mechanics
or
fruit
fly
biomedical
science.
Despite
its
simplicity,
exhibits
an
incredible
wealth
phases,
phase
transitions,
exotic
correlation
phenomena.
While
analytical
methods
have
provided
qualitative
description
in
certain
limits,
numerical
tools
shown
impressive
progress
achieving
quantitative
accurate
results
over
last
years.
This
article
gives
introduction
model,
motivates
common
questions,
illustrates
that
has
been
achieved
years
revealing
various
aspects
model.
Physical Review X,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: March 23, 2021
The
Hubbard
model
represents
the
fundamental
for
interacting
quantum
systems
and
electronic
correlations.
Using
two-dimensional
half-filled
at
weak
coupling
as
a
testing
ground,
we
perform
comparative
study
of
comprehensive
set
state-of-the-art
many-body
methods.
Upon
cooling
into
its
insulating
antiferromagnetic
ground
state,
hosts
rich
sequence
distinct
physical
regimes
with
crossovers
between
high-temperature
incoherent
regime,
an
intermediate-temperature
metallic
low-temperature
regime
pseudogap
created
by
fluctuations.
We
assess
ability
each
method
to
properly
address
these
through
computation
several
observables
probing
both
quasiparticle
properties
magnetic
correlations,
two
numerically
exact
methods
(diagrammatic
determinantal
Monte
Carlo
methods)
serving
benchmark.
By
combining
computational
results
analytical
insights,
elucidate
nature
role
spin
fluctuations
in
regimes.
Based
on
this
analysis,
explain
how
quasiparticles
can
coexist
increasingly
long-range
correlations
why
dynamical
mean-field
theory
is
found
provide
remarkably
accurate
approximation
local
quantities
regime.
also
critically
discuss
whether
imaginary-time
are
able
capture
non-Fermi-liquid
singularities
fully
nested
system.32
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June
2020Revised
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2020Accepted
21
December
2020DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevX.11.011058Published
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theoryTechniquesTheoretical
&
Computational
TechniquesMany-body
techniquesFermi
theoryResearch
AreasAntiferromagnetismMetal-insulator
transitionSpin
fluctuationsPhysical
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insulatorsStrongly
correlated
systemsTechniquesFermi
theoryHubbard
modelNon-Fermi-liquid
theoryNumerical
techniquesCondensed
Matter,
Materials
Applied
Physics
Reviews of Modern Physics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
95(3)
Published: Sept. 11, 2023
Magnetic
moments
in
solids
become
useful
and
interesting
due
to
the
interatomic
exchange
that
causes
them
align.
Developments
calculations
of
electronic
structure
have
led
ability
predictively
compute
these
interactions
many
materials.
This
review
describes
development
their
application
describing
behavior
materials
including
technologically
important
hard
soft
magnetic
materials,
novel
two-dimensional
magnets,
elemental
solids,
alloys,
antiferromagnets,
noncollinear
molecules
containing
hundreds
atoms.
Reports on Progress in Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
87(3), P. 036501 - 036501
Published: Jan. 19, 2024
Abstract
For
decades,
frustrated
quantum
magnets
have
been
a
seed
for
scientific
progress
and
innovation
in
condensed
matter.
As
much
as
the
numerical
tools
low-dimensional
magnetism
thrived
improved
recent
years
due
to
breakthroughs
inspired
by
information
computation,
higher-dimensional
can
be
considered
final
frontier,
where
strong
entanglement,
multiple
ordering
channels,
manifold
ways
of
paramagnetism
culminate.
At
same
time,
efforts
crystal
synthesis
induced
significant
increase
number
tangible
which
are
generically
three-dimensional
nature,
creating
an
urgent
need
quantitative
theoretical
modeling.
We
review
pseudo-fermion
(PF)
pseudo-Majorana
(PM)
functional
renormalization
group
(FRG)
their
specific
ability
address
magnetism.
First
developed
more
than
decade
ago,
PFFRG
interprets
Heisenberg
model
Hamiltonian
terms
Abrikosov
pseudofermions,
is
then
treated
diagrammatic
resummation
scheme
formulated
flow
m
-particle
pseudofermion
vertices.
The
article
reviews
state
art
PMFRG
discusses
application
exemplary
domains
magnetism,
but
most
importantly,
it
makes
algorithmic
implementation
details
these
methods
accessible
everyone.
By
thus
lowering
entry
barrier
application,
we
hope
that
this
will
contribute
towards
establishing
addressing
higher
spatial
dimensions.
SciPost Physics Codebases,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
Numerical
modeling
of
fermionic
many-body
quantum
systems
presents
similar
challenges
across
various
research
domains,
necessitating
universal
tools,
including
state-of-the-art
machine
learning
techniques.
Here,
we
introduce
SOLAX,
a
Python
library
designed
to
compute
and
analyze
using
the
formalism
second
quantization.
SOLAX
provides
modular
framework
for
constructing
manipulating
basis
sets,
states,
operators,
facilitating
simulation
electronic
structures
determining
states
in
finite-size
Hilbert
spaces.
The
integrates
capabilities
mitigate
exponential
growth
space
dimensions
large
clusters.
core
low-level
functionalities
are
implemented
recently
developed
JAX.
Demonstrated
through
its
application
Single
Impurity
Anderson
Model,
offers
flexible
powerful
tool
researchers
addressing
broad
spectrum
fields,
atomic
physics,
chemistry,
condensed
matter
physics.
Physical Review X,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(4)
Published: Oct. 19, 2021
The
physics
of
the
triangular
lattice
Hubbard
model
exhibits
a
rich
phenomenology,
ranging
from
metal-insulator
transition,
intriguing
thermodynamic
behavior,
and
putative
spin
liquid
phase
at
intermediate
coupling,
ultimately
becoming
magnetic
insulator
strong
coupling.
In
this
multimethod
study,
we
combine
finite-temperature
tensor
network
method,
minimally
entangled
thermal
typical
states
(METTS),
with
two
Green-function-based
methods,
connected-determinant
diagrammatic
Monte
Carlo
cellular
dynamical
mean-field
theory,
to
establish
several
aspects
model.
We
elucidate
evolution
metallic
insulating
regime
complementary
perspectives
brought
by
these
different
methods.
compute
full
thermodynamics
on
width-four
cylinder
using
METTS
in
coupling
regime.
find
that
state
hosts
large
entropy
temperatures,
which
increases
strength
Correspondingly,
consistently
Maxwell
relation,
double
occupancy
has
minimum
as
function
temperature
is
manifestation
Pomeranchuk
effect
increased
localization
upon
heating.
found
exhibit
both
pronounced
chiral
well
stripy
antiferromagnetic
correlations.
propose
scenario
time-reversal
symmetry-broken
compete
stripy-spin
lowest
temperatures.
Frontiers in Physics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Jan. 21, 2022
We
review
the
electronic
structure
of
nickelate
superconductors
with
and
without
effects
correlations.
As
a
minimal
model,
we
identify
one-band
Hubbard
model
for
Ni
3
dx2−y2
orbital
plus
pocket
around
A
-momentum.
The
latter,
however,
merely
acts
as
decoupled
electron
reservoir.
This
reservoir
makes
careful
translation
from
nominal
Sr-doping
to
doping
mandatory.
Our
dynamical
mean-field
theory
calculations,
in
part
already
supported
by
experiment,
indicate
that
Γ
pocket,
Nd
4
f
orbitals,
oxygen
2
p
,
other
d
orbitals
are
not
relevant
superconducting
regime.
physics
is
completely
different
if
topotactic
hydrogen
present
or
reduction
incomplete.
Then,
two-band
hosted
id="m2">dx2−y2
id="m3">d3z2−r2
emerges.
Based
on
our
modeling,
calculated
T
c
vs.
x
phase
diagram
prior
experiment
using
vertex
approximation.
For
such
notoriously
difficult
determine
quantity
agreement
astonishingly
good.
prediction
enhanced
pressure
compressive
strain
has
been
confirmed
experimentally
well.
supports
an
appropriate
model.
Physical Review Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(2)
Published: May 2, 2022
We
report
a
comprehensive
study
of
magnetic
correlations
in
${\mathrm{LaNiO}}_{2}$,
parent
compound
the
recently
discovered
family
infinite-layer
(IL)
nickelate
superconductors,
using
multiple
experimental
and
theoretical
methods.
Our
specific
heat,
muon-spin
rotation
($\ensuremath{\mu}\mathrm{SR}$),
susceptibility
measurements
on
polycrystalline
${\mathrm{LaNiO}}_{2}$
show
that
long-range
order
remains
absent
down
to
2
K.
Nevertheless,
we
detect
residual
entropy
low-temperature
which
is
compatible
with
model
fit
includes
paramagnon
excitations.
The
$\ensuremath{\mu}\mathrm{SR}$
low-field
static
dynamic
indicate
presence
short-range
glassy
spin
dynamics,
attribute
local
oxygen
nonstoichiometry
average
crystal
structure.
This
behavior
can
be
suppressed
strong
external
fields,
allowing
us
extract
intrinsic
paramagnetic
susceptibility.
Remarkably,
find
shows
non-Curie-Weiss
at
high
temperatures,
analogy
doped
cuprates
possess
robust
nonlocal
fluctuations.
distinct
temperature
dependence
theoretically
understood
by
multimethod
single-band
Hubbard
apply
complementary
cutting-edge
quantum
many-body
techniques
(dynamical
mean-field
theory,
cellular
dynamical
vertex
approximation)
investigate
influence
both
short-
long-ranged
correlations.
results
suggest
profound
between
(undoped)
IL
nickelates
cuprates.
Physical Review Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
130(16)
Published: April 20, 2023
Motivated
by
cuprate
and
nickelate
superconductors,
we
perform
a
comprehensive
study
of
the
superconducting
instability
in
single-band
Hubbard
model.
We
calculate
spectrum
transition
temperature
T_{c}
as
function
filling
Coulomb
interaction
for
range
hopping
parameters,
using
dynamical
vertex
approximation.
find
sweet
spot
high
to
be
at
intermediate
coupling,
moderate
Fermi
surface
warping,
low
hole
doping.
Combining
these
results
with
first
principles
calculations,
neither
nickelates
nor
cuprates
are
close
this
optimum
within
description.
Instead,
identify
some
palladates,
notably
RbSr_{2}PdO_{3}
A_{2}^{'}PdO_{2}Cl_{2}
(A^{'}=Ba_{0.5}La_{0.5}),
virtually
optimal,
while
others,
such
NdPdO_{2},
too
weakly
correlated.