The landscape of the Hubbard model

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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56 pages, 16 figures; TASI and Chandrasekhar lectures; (v3) expanded discussion of phases with Fermi surfaces; (v5) added sect

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I present a pedagogical survey of a variety of quantum phases of the Hubbard model. The honeycomb lattice model has a conformal field theory connecting the semi-metal to the insulator with Neel order. States with fractionalized excitations are linked to the deconfined phases of gauge theories. I also consider the confining phases of such gauge theories, and show how Berry phases of monopoles induce valence bond solid order. The triangular lattice model can display a metal-insulator transition from a Fermi liquid to a deconfined spin liquid, and I describe the theory of this transition. The bilayer triangular lattice is used to illustrate another compressible metallic phase, the `fractionalized Fermi liquid'. I make numerous connections of these phases and critical points to the AdS/CFT correspondence. In particular, I argue that two recent holographic constructions connect respectively to the Fermi liquid and fractionalized Fermi liquid phases.

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