Pair states in one-dimensional Dirac systems
arXiv:1706.04886 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.95.062110
Abstract
Analytic solutions of the quantum relativistic two-body problem are obtained for an interaction potential modeled as a one-dimensional smooth square well. Both stationary and moving pairs are considered and the limit of the δ-function interaction is studied in depth. Our result can be utilized for understanding excitonic states in narrow-gap carbon nanotubes. We also show the existence of bound states within the gap for a pair of particles of the same charge.
14 pages and 6 figures
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