Superconductivity from Doublon Condensation in the Ionic Hubbard Model
arXiv:1607.02512 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.94.224517
Abstract
In the ionic Hubbard model, the onsite repulsion , which drives a Mott insulator and the ionic potential , which drives a band insulator, compete with each other to open up a window of charge fluctuations when . We study this model on square and cubic lattices in the limit of large and , with . Using an effective Hamiltonian and a slave boson approach with both doublons and holes, we find that the system undergoes a phase transition as a function of from an antiferromagnetic Mott insulator to a paramagnetic insulator with strong singlet correlations, which is driven by a condensate of "neutral" doublon-hole pairs. On further increasing , the system undergoes another phase transition to a superconducting phase driven by condensate of "charged" doublons and holes. The superfluid phase, characterized by presence of coherent (but gapped) fermionic quasiparticle, and flux quantization, has a high which shows a dome shaped behaviour as a function of . The paramagnetic insulator phase has a deconfined U(1) gauge field and associated gapless photon excitations. We also discuss how these phases can be detected in the ultracold atom context.
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