Three-body bound states of two bosons and one impurity in one dimension
arXiv:2104.14111 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.104.033303
Abstract
We investigate one-dimensional three-body systems composed of two identical bosons and one imbalanced atom (impurity) with two-body and three-body zero-range interactions. For the case in the absence of three-body interaction, we give a complete phase diagram of the number of three-body bound states in the whole region of mass ratio via the direct calculation of the Skornyakov-Ter-Martirosyan equations. We demonstrate that other low-lying three-body bound states emerge when the mass of the impurity particle is not equal to another two identical particles. We can obtain not only the binding energies but also the corresponding wave functions. When the mass of impurity atom is vary large, there are at most three three-body bound states. We then study the effect of three-body zero-range interaction and unveil that it can induces one more three-body bound state at a certain region of coupling strength ratio under a fixed mass ratio.
10 pages, 5 figures
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