Charge fluctuations and electron-phonon interaction in the finite- Hubbard model
arXiv:cond-mat/0312654 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.69.161101
Abstract
In this paper we employ a gaussian expansion within the finite- slave-bosons formalism to investigate the momentum structure of the electron-phonon vertex function in the Hubbard model as function of and . The suppression of large momentum scattering and the onset a small- peak structure, parametrized by a cut-off , are shown to be essentially ruled by the band narrowing factor due to the electronic correlation. A phase diagram of and in the whole - space is presented. Our results are in more than qualitative agreement with a recent numerical analysis and permit to understand some anomalous features of the Quantum Monte Carlo data.
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