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Efficiency of the hidden fermion determinant states Ansatz in the light of different complexity measures
Björn J. Wurst, Dante M. Kennes, Jonas B. Profe
Finding reliable approximations to the quantum many-body problem is one of the central challenges of modern physics. Elemental to this endeavor is the development of advanced numer…
Multi-orbital two-particle self-consistent approach -- strengths and limitations
Jonas B. Profe, Jiawei Yan, Karim Zantout +2
Extending many-body numerical techniques which are powerful in the context of simple model calculations to the realm of realistic material simulations can be a challenging task. Re…
Super-resolution imaging of nanoscale inhomogeneities in hBN-covered and encapsulated few-layer graphene
Lina Jäckering, Konstantin G. Wirth, Lukas Conrads +9
Encapsulating few-layer graphene (FLG) in hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) can cause nanoscale inhomogeneities in the FLG, including changes in stacking domains and topographic defect…
Why Scanning Tunneling Microscopy on SrRuO sometimes doesn't see the superconducting gap
Adrian Valadkhani, Jonas B. Profe, Andreas Kreisel +2
Scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) is perhaps the most promising way to detect the superconducting gap size and structure in the canonical unconventional superconductor SrRuO$…
Magic angle of SrRuO: Optimizing correlation-driven superconductivity
Jonas B. Profe, Luke C. Rhodes, Matteo Dürrnagel +8
Understanding of unconventional superconductivity is crucial for engineering materials with specific order parameters or elevated superconducting transition temperatures. However,…
The kagome Hubbard model from a functional renormalization group perspective
Jonas B. Profe, Lennart Klebl, Francesco Grandi +5
The recent discovery of a variety of intricate electronic order in kagome metals has sprouted significant theoretical and experimental interest. From an electronic perspective on t…