Bound-States Dynamics in One-Dimensional Multi-Species Fermionic Systems
arXiv:1606.01060 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.95.125106
Abstract
In this work we provide for a description of the low-energy physics of interacting multi-species fermions in terms of the bound-states that are stabilized in these systems when a spin gap opens. We argue that, at energies much smaller than the spin gap, these systems are described by a Luttinger liquid of bound-states that depends, on top of the charge stiffness and the charge velocity , on a "Fermi" momentum satisfying where is the charge of the bound-state, the number of species and is the Fermi momentum in the non-interacting limit. We further argue that for generic interactions, generic bound-states are likely to be stabilized. They are associated with emergent, in general non-local, symmetries and are in the number of five. The first two consist of either a charge local singlet or a charge bound-state made of two local and singlets. In this case the Fermi momentum is preserved. The three others have an enhanced Fermi vector . The latter are either charge bosonic p-wave and s-wave pairs with and symmetry and or a composite fermion of charge with . The instabilities of these Luttinger liquid states towards incompressible phases and their possible topological nature are also discussed.
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