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math-ph2026

The Colored Hofstadter Butterfly as a Many-Body Quantum Hall Phase Diagram

Giovanna Marcelli, Tadahiro Miyao, Domenico Monaco +2

We prove that the colored Hofstadter butterfly has a many-body interpretation for a broad class of weakly interacting lattice fermion systems. Starting from a spectral gap of a Hof…

math-ph2026

Hubbard--Heisenberg Thermodynamic Comparison at Half Filling in a Fixed Staggered Field

Tadahiro Miyao

We study the repulsive Hubbard model at half filling in the strong-coupling regime, with a staggered magnetic field of strength \(h\). The analysis is carried out in the canonical…

math-ph2025

Ordering of Energy Levels in the Fröhlich Model

Fumio Hiroshima, Akihiro Kobayashi, Tadahiro Miyao +1

Consider a one-dimensional system of \( N \) electrons subject to an external potential \( U \). Let \( E_{\rm el}(S) \) denote the ground state energy of the system with total spi…

math-ph2024

Near linearity of the macroscopic Hall current response in infinitely extended gapped fermion systems

Marius Wesle, Giovanna Marcelli, Tadahiro Miyao +2

We consider an infinitely extended system of fermions on a -dimensional lattice with (magnetic) translation-invariant short-range interactions. We further assume that the system…

math-ph2023

Stability of charge density waves in electron-phonon systems

Tadahiro Miyao

We demonstrate that electron-phonon interactions enhance the stability of charge density waves in low-temperature phases of many-electron systems. Our proof method involves an appr…

math-ph2022★ 2 cited

Ground state properties of the periodic Anderson model with electron-phonon interactions

Tadahiro Miyao, Hayato Tominaga

The periodic Anderson model (PAM) is a fundamental model describing heavy fermion systems. In this paper, we examine the PAM with electron-phonon interactions. Introducing a new an…