Periodic Anderson model with correlated conduction electrons: variational and exact diagonalization study

Physics – Condensed Matter – Strongly Correlated Electrons

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8 pages, 8 figures, 2 tables, slightly extended

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We investigate an extended version of the periodic Anderson model with the aim to understand the role of interaction between the conduction electrons forming the broad band. Two methods are used: (i) variational calculation with the Gutzwiller wave function and (ii) exact diagonalization. The former is carried out for a wide range of the parameters in the Hamiltonian optimizing numerically the ground-state energy. The latter is performed on a chain of four to six sites. The f-level occupancy and the renormalization factor of the quasiparticles are calculated as a function of the energy of the f-orbital. The results of the two methods are in reasonably good agreement with each other. We find that owing to the interaction between the conduction electrons a heavy-fermion state of f-electrons is realized even if the f-level does not lie deep below the conduction band.

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