141 research outputs found
Weighted Supermembrane Toy Model
A weighted Hilbert space approach to the study of zero-energy states of
supersymmetric matrix models is introduced. Applied to a related but
technically simpler model, it is shown that the spectrum of the corresponding
weighted Hamiltonian simplifies to become purely discrete for sufficient
weights. This follows from a bound for the number of negative eigenvalues of an
associated matrix-valued Schr\"odinger operator.Comment: 18 pages, 2 figures; to appear in Lett. Math. Phys
Decorrelation estimates for the eigenlevels of the discrete Anderson model in the localized regime
The purpose of the present work is to establish decorrelation estimates for
the locally renormalized eigenvalues of the discrete Anderson model near two
distinct energies inside the localization region. In dimension one, we prove
these estimates at all energies. In higher dimensions, the energies are
required to be sufficiently far apart from each other
Equality of the bulk and edge Hall conductances in a mobility gap
We consider the edge and bulk conductances for 2D quantum Hall systems in
which the Fermi energy falls in a band where bulk states are localized. We show
that the resulting quantities are equal, when appropriately defined. An
appropriate definition of the edge conductance may be obtained through a
suitable time averaging procedure or by including a contribution from states in
the localized band. In a further result on the Harper Hamiltonian, we show that
this contribution is essential. In an appendix we establish quantized plateaus
for the conductance of systems which need not be translation ergodic.Comment: 38 pages, LaTeX, uses svjour class. Corrected a number of typos and
an error in proof of Lemma four. The latter correction appears as a separate
erratum in the published version. Additional typos corrected in v
Transport and the Order Parameter of Superconducting SrRuO
Recent experiments make it appear more likely that the order parameter of the
unconventional superconductor SrRuO has a spin-triplet -wave
symmetry. We study ultrasonic absorption and thermal conductivity of
superconducting SrRuO and fit to the recent data for various -wave
candidates. It is shown that only -wave symmetry can account
qualitatively for the transport data.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figures, references added and update
Generating Non-Linear Interpolants by Semidefinite Programming
Interpolation-based techniques have been widely and successfully applied in
the verification of hardware and software, e.g., in bounded-model check- ing,
CEGAR, SMT, etc., whose hardest part is how to synthesize interpolants. Various
work for discovering interpolants for propositional logic, quantifier-free
fragments of first-order theories and their combinations have been proposed.
However, little work focuses on discovering polynomial interpolants in the
literature. In this paper, we provide an approach for constructing non-linear
interpolants based on semidefinite programming, and show how to apply such
results to the verification of programs by examples.Comment: 22 pages, 4 figure
Localization criteria for Anderson models on locally finite graphs
We prove spectral and dynamical localization for Anderson models on locally
finite graphs using the fractional moment method. Our theorems extend earlier
results on localization for the Anderson model on \ZZ^d. We establish
geometric assumptions for the underlying graph such that localization can be
proven in the case of sufficiently large disorder
Josephson effect test for triplet pairing symmetry
The critical current modulation and the spontaneous flux of the vortex states
in corner Josephson junctions between SrRuO and a conventional s-wave
superconductor are calculated as a function of the crystal orientation, and the
magnetic field. For SrRuO we assume two nodeless p-wave pairing states.
Also we use the nodal -wave states and , and one special p-wave state having line nodes. It is seen that the
critical current depends solely on the topology of the gap.Comment: 22 pages, 12 figure
The scaling limit of the critical one-dimensional random Schrodinger operator
We consider two models of one-dimensional discrete random Schrodinger
operators (H_n \psi)_l ={\psi}_{l-1}+{\psi}_{l +1}+v_l {\psi}_l,
{\psi}_0={\psi}_{n+1}=0 in the cases v_k=\sigma {\omega}_k/\sqrt{n} and
v_k=\sigma {\omega}_k/ \sqrt{k}. Here {\omega}_k are independent random
variables with mean 0 and variance 1.
We show that the eigenvectors are delocalized and the transfer matrix
evolution has a scaling limit given by a stochastic differential equation. In
both cases, eigenvalues near a fixed bulk energy E have a point process limit.
We give bounds on the eigenvalue repulsion, large gap probability, identify the
limiting intensity and provide a central limit theorem.
In the second model, the limiting processes are the same as the point
processes obtained as the bulk scaling limits of the beta-ensembles of random
matrix theory. In the first model, the eigenvalue repulsion is much stronger.Comment: 36 pages, 2 figure
Anderson localization for a class of models with a sign-indefinite single-site potential via fractional moment method
A technically convenient signature of Anderson localization is exponential
decay of the fractional moments of the Green function within appropriate energy
ranges. We consider a random Hamiltonian on a lattice whose randomness is
generated by the sign-indefinite single-site potential, which is however
sign-definite at the boundary of its support. For this class of Anderson
operators we establish a finite-volume criterion which implies that above
mentioned the fractional moment decay property holds. This constructive
criterion is satisfied at typical perturbative regimes, e. g. at spectral
boundaries which satisfy 'Lifshitz tail estimates' on the density of states and
for sufficiently strong disorder. We also show how the fractional moment method
facilitates the proof of exponential (spectral) localization for such random
potentials.Comment: 29 pages, 1 figure, to appear in AH
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