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Lattice fermions with solvable wide range interactions
arXiv
Authors: Ryu Sasaki
Year
2024
Paper ID
38235
Status
Preprint
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Exactly solvable (spinless) lattice fermions with wide range interactions are constructed explicitly based on {\em exactly solvable stationary and reversible Markov chains} mathcal{K}R reported a few years earlier by Odake and myself. The reversibility of mathcal{K}R with the stationary distribution π leads to a positive classical Hamiltonian mathcal{H}R. The exact solvability of mathcal{H}R warrants that of a spinless lattice fermion cx, cxdagger, mathcal{H}Rf=sum_{x,yinmathcal{X}}cxdaggermathcal{H}R(x,y) cy based on the principle advocated recently by myself. The reversible Markov chains mathcal{K}R are constructed by convolutions of the orthogonality measures of the discrete orthogonal polynomials of Askey scheme. Several explicit examples of the fermion systems with wide range interactions are presented.
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