Nagaoka ferromagnetism in large-spin systems -Fermion and Boson systems--

Physics – Condensed Matter – Strongly Correlated Electrons

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We study magnetic properties of itinerant quantum magnetic particles described by a generalized Hubbard model with large spin ($S>1/2$) which may be realized in optical lattices of laser-cooled atom systems. In fermion systems (half-integer spins), an extended form of Nagaoka ferromagnetism may be realized. However, as novel aspects of the large spin cases, we found that the condition on the lattice connectivity is more stringent than in the case of $S=1/2$ particles, and that the system shows a peculiar degenerate structure of the ground statein which the ferromagnetic state is included. In contrast, it turns out that the ground state of itinerant bosonic systems (integer spins) has a degenerate structure similar to that of fermion system with $S>1/2$ regardless of the shape, connectivity or filling of the lattice, and that the state with the maximum total spin is always one of the ground states.

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