Conserved operators and exact conditions for pair condensation
arXiv:2503.03887 · doi:10.1103/qbwh-c3gp
Abstract
We determine the necessary and sufficient conditions which ensure that an -particle fermionic or bosonic state has the form , where is a general pair creation operator. These conditions can be cast as an eigenvalue equation for a modified two-body density matrix, and enable an exact reconstruction of the operator , providing as well a measure of the proximity of a given state to an exact pair condensate. Through a covariance-based formalism, it is also shown that such states are fully characterized by a set of "conserved" one-body operators which have as exact eigenstate, with determined just by the single particle space dimension involved. The whole set of two-body Hamiltonians having as exact eigenstate is in this way determined, while a general subset having as nondegenerate ground state is also identified. Extension to states with an arbitrary function is also discussed.
17 pages, 5 figures, final version
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