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Problem: Infinite Range Hubbard Model

      Interacting electrons are described by a Hamiltonian

equation2856

where tex2html_wrap_inline6915 or tex2html_wrap_inline6917 represents the electron spin, k and k' are electron wavenumbers, and V is the volume of the system.gif For U=0 the elementary excitations are created by the operator tex2html_wrap_inline6931 . The excitation spectrum is tex2html_wrap_inline5995 . The density of particles in spin state tex2html_wrap_inline6611 , tex2html_wrap_inline6937 commutes with H, therefore it is a good quantum number of the system.

Show that, for arbitrary values of U, the elementary excitations are still created by tex2html_wrap_inline6931 , and tex2html_wrap_inline6945 is still a good quantum number. Determine the excitation spectrum tex2html_wrap_inline5995 , in terms of U, tex2html_wrap_inline6951 , and tex2html_wrap_inline6953 .

 


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Laszlo Mihaly
Thu Oct 31 13:23:11 EST 1996


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