Finite temperature correlations for the U_q(sl(2|1))-invariant generalized Hubbard model

Physics – Condensed Matter – Statistical Mechanics

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40 pages, 19 figures

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10.1088/0305-4470/34/39/307

We study an integrable model of one-dimensional strongly correlated electrons at finite temperature by explicit calculation of the correlation lengths of various correlation functions. The model is invariant with respect to the quantum superalgebra U_q(sl(2|1)) and characterized by the Hubbard interaction, correlated hopping and pair-hopping terms. Using the integrability, the graded quantum transfer matrix is constructed. From the analyticity of its eigenvalues, a closed set of non-linear integral equations is derived which describe the thermodynamical quantities and the finite temperature correlations. The results show a crossover from a regime with dominating density-density correlations to a regime with dominating superconducting pair correlations. Analytical calculations in the low temperature limit are also discussed.

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