Universal collective modes from strong electronic correlations: Modified theory with application to high- cuprates
arXiv:2012.06630 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.165111
Abstract
A nonzero-temperature technique for strongly correlated electron lattice systems, combining elements of both variational wave function (VWF) approach and expansion in the inverse number of fermionic flavors (), is developed. The departure point, VWF method, goes beyond the renormalized mean-field theory and provides semi-quantitative description of principal equilibrium properties of high- superconducting cuprates. The developed here scheme of VWF+, in the leading order provides dynamical spin and charge responses around the VWF solution, generalizing the weak-coupling spin-fluctuation theory to the regime of strong correlations. Thermodynamic corrections to the correlated saddle-point state arise systematically at consecutive orders. Explicitly, VWF+ is applied to evaluate dynamical response functions for the hole-doped Hubbard model and compared with available determinant quantum-Monte-Carlo data, yielding a good overall agreement in the regime of coherent collective-mode dynamics. The emergence of well-defined spin and charge excitations from the incoherent continua is explicitly demonstrated and a non-monotonic dependence of the charge-excitation energy on the interaction magnitude is found. The charge-mode energy saturates slowly when approaching the strong-coupling limit, which calls for a reevaluation of the --model approach to the charge dynamics in favor of more general -- and --- models. The results are also related to recent inelastic resonant -ray and neutron scattering experiments for the high- cuprates.
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