34 research outputs found
Seebeck effect in the graphene-superconductor junction
Thermopower of graphene-superconductor (GS) junction is analyzed within the
extended Blonder- Tinkham-Klapwijk formalism. Within this approach we have also
calculated the temperature de- pendence of the zero-bias conductance for GS
junction. Both quantities reflect quasi-relativistic nature of massless Dirac
fermions in graphene. Both, the linear and the non-linear regimes are
considered.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figure
Coexistence of spin-triplet superconductivity with magnetic ordering in an orbitally degenerate system: Hartree-Fock-BCS approximation revisited
The Hund's-rule-exchange induced and coexisting spin-triplet paired and
magnetic states are considered within the doubly degenerate Hubbard model with
interband hybridization. The Hartree-Fock approximation combined with the
Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) approach is analyzed for the case of square
lattice. The calculated phase diagram contains regions of stability of the
spin-triplet superconducting phase coexisting with either ferromagnetism or
antiferromagnetism, as well as a pure superconducting phase. The influence of
the inter-site hybridization on the stability of the considered phases, as well
as the temperature dependence of both the magnetic moment and the
superconducting gaps, are also discussed. Our approach supplements the well
known phase diagrams containing only magnetic phases with the paired triplet
states treated on the same footing. We also discuss briefly how to include the
spin fluctuations within this model with real space pairing
Universal scaling and quantum critical behavior of CeRhSb(1-x)Sn(x)
We propose a universal scaling rho*chi=const of the electrical resistivity
rho with the inverse magnetic susceptibility chi^(-1) below the temperature of
the quantum-coherence onset for the Ce 4f states in CeRhSb(1-x)Sn(x). In the
regime, where the Kondo gap disappears (x~0.12), the system forms a non-Fermi
liquid (NFL), which transforms into a Fermi liquid at higher temperature. The
NFL behavior is attributed to the presence of a novel quantum critical point
(QCP) at the Kondo insulator - correlated metal boundary. The divergent
behavior of the resistivity, the susceptibility, and the specific heat has been
determined when approaching QCP from the metallic side.Comment: Sent to Phys. Rev. Let
Lieb-Wu Solution, Gutzwiller-Wave-Function, and Gutzwiller-Ansatz Approximation, with Adjustable Single-Particle Wave Function for the Hubbard Chain
The optimized single-particle wave functions contained in the parameters of
the Hubbard model (t and U) were determined for an infinite atomic chain. In
effect, the electronic properties of the chain as a function of interatomic
distance R were obtained and compared for the Lieb - Wu exact solution (LW),
the Gutzwiller-Wave-Function approximation (GWF), and the Gutzwiller-ansatz
case (GA). The ground state energy and other characteristics for the infinite
chain were also compared with those obtained earlier for a nanoscopic chain
within the Exact Diagonalization combined with an Ab Initio adjustment of the
single-particle wave functions in the correlated state (EDABI method). For the
sake of completeness, we briefly characterize also each of the solutions. Our
approach completes the Lieb-Wu solution, as it provides the system electronic
properties evolution as a function of physically controllable parameter - the
interatomic distance.Comment: 17 pages, 8 figures, 2 table
Even-parity spin-triplet pairing for orbitally degenerate correlated electrons by purely repulsive interactions
We demonstrate the stability of a spin-triplet paired s-wave (with an
admixture of extended s-wave) state for the case of purely repulsive
interactions in a degenerate two-band Hubbard model. We further show that near
half-filling the considered kind of superconductivity can coexist with
antiferromagnetism. The calculations have been carried out with the use of the
so-called statistically consistent Gutzwiller approximation for the case of a
square lattice. The absence of a stable paired state when analyzed in the
Hartree-Fock-BCS approximation allows us to claim that the electron
correlations in conjunction with the Hund's rule exchange play the crucial role
in stabilizing the spin-triplet superconducting state. A sizable hybridization
of the bands suppresses the paired state
Conductance of a double quantum dot with correlation-induced wave function renormalization
The zero-temperature conductance of diatomic molecule, modelled as a
correlated double quantum dot attached to noninteracting leads is investigated.
We utilize the Rejec-Ramsak formulas, relating the linear-response conductance
to the ground-state energy dependence on magnetic flux within the framework of
EDABI method, which combines exact diagonalization with ab initio calculations.
The single-particle basis renormalization leads to a strong particle-hole
asymmetry, of the conductance spectrum, absent in a standard parametrized model
study. We also show, that the coupling to leads V=0.5t (t is the hopping
integral) may provide the possibility for interatomic distance manipulation due
to the molecule instability.Comment: Presented on the The International Conference on Strongly Correlated
Electron Systems SCES'05, July 26-30th 2005, Vienna, Austria. An abbreviated
version will appear in Physica