Depletion in fermionic chains with inhomogeneous hoppings
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.10624v2
- Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2023 17:38:06 GMT
- Title: Depletion in fermionic chains with inhomogeneous hoppings
- Authors: Bego\~na Mula, Nadir Samos S\'aenz de Buruaga, Germ\'an Sierra, Silvia
N. Santalla, Javier Rodr\'iguez-Laguna
- Abstract summary: Ground state of free-fermionic chain with inhomogeneous hoppings at half-filling can be mapped into the Dirac vacuum.
We observe density modulations and depletion effects far from half-filling.
We show that depletion effects can be compensated for all filling fractions by adding a chemical potential proportional to the hoppings.
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- Abstract: The ground state of a free-fermionic chain with inhomogeneous hoppings at
half-filling can be mapped into the Dirac vacuum on a static curved space-time,
which presents exactly homogeneous occupations due to particle-hole symmetry.
Yet, far from half-filling we observe density modulations and depletion
effects. The system can be described by a 1D Schr\"odinger equation on a
different static space-time, with an effective potential which accounts for the
depleted regions. We provide a semiclassical expression for the single-particle
modes and the density profiles associated to different hopping patterns and
filling fractions. Moreover, we show that the depletion effects can be
compensated for all filling fractions by adding a chemical potential
proportional to the hoppings. Interestingly, we can obtain exactly the same
density profiles on a homogeneous chain if we introduce a chemical potential
which is inverse to the hopping intensities, even though the ground state is
different from the original one.
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