Multifractality of correlated two-particle bound states in quasiperiodic chains

Abstract

We consider the quasiperiodic Aubry-André chain in the insulating regime with localised single-particle states. Adding local interaction leads to the emergence of extended correlated two-particle bound states. We analyse the nature of these states including their multifractality properties. We use a projected Green function method to compute numerically participation numbers of eigenstates and analyse their dependence on the energy and the system size. We then perform a scaling analysis. We observe multifractality of correlated extended two-particle bound states, which we confirm independently through exact diagonalisation.

arXiv comment7 pages, 8 figures

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