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Dynamics of superconducting pairs in the two-dimensional Hubbard model

G. Sordi, E. M. O'Callaghan, C. Walsh +3

The frequency structure of the superconducting correlations in cuprates gives insights on the pairing mechanism. Here we present an exhaustive study of this problem in the two-dime…

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Particle-hole Symmetric Slave Boson Method for the Mixed Valence Problem

Liam L. H. Lau, Piers Coleman

We introduce an analytic slave boson method for treating the finite Anderson impurity model. Our approach introduces two bosons to track both valenc…

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Magnetic excitations and exchange parameters of a nickel chain compound PbMnNiTeO: Neutron scattering and density functional theory studies

S. Uthayakumar, D. T. Adroja, Amit Pokhriyal +10

We have investigated the quasi-one dimensional Ni-chain compound PbMnNiTeO using theoretical DFT calculations, inelastic neutron scattering and optical spectrosc…

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A higher dimensional generalization of the Kitaev spin liquid

Po-Jui Chen, Piers Coleman

We construct an exactly solvable model of a four-dimensional Kitaev spin liquid. The lattice structure is orthorhombic and each unit-cell contains six sublattice degrees of freedom…

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Charge gap and charge redistribution among copper and oxygen orbitals in the normal state of the Emery model

G. L. Reaney, N. Kowalski, A. -M. S. Tremblay +1

Unraveling the behavior of the electrons in the copper-oxygen planes of cuprate superconductors remains a challenge. Here we examine the electronic charge redistribution among plan…

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Resolving the Thermal Paradox: Many-body localization or fractionalization?

Saikat Banerjee, Piers Coleman

Thermal measurements of heat capacity and thermal conductivity in a wide range of insulators and superconductors exhibit a ``thermal paradox": a large linear specific heat reminisc…