Spectral density of interacting pairs in low-dimensional finite lattices

Abstract

The spectral density of bound pairs in ideal 1D, 2D and Bethe lattices is computed for weak and strong interactions. The computations are performed with Green's functions by an efficient recursion method in real space. For the range of interaction strengths within which bound states are predominantly single pairs, the spectral profiles guide to the energy bandwidths where the bound pairs can be maximized.

arXiv comment7 pages, 3 figures

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