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Computer Physics Communications

Model space dimensionalities for multiparticle fermion systems

Jerry Paul Draayer, H.T. Valdes

Published May 1, 1985• 2 citations
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10.1016/0010-4655(85)90058-x

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We consider the problem of consistence between the Bethe ansatz (BA) wave function and the multiparticle (more than two) scattering in one-dimensional δ-function interacting SU(4) fermions, which the approach of BA does not explicitly take into account. We find the scattering conditions of three and four particles located at the same position and show that the conditions can be fulfilled by the two-particle connection conditions of the BA wave function. So the definition of the BA wave function can be exactly extended to those cases with multiple occupancies. The inconsistence between the BA and multiparticle interacting on a same site in the degenerate Hubbard model, which makes the BA fail for the model, is shown to vanish in the limit of small site spacing. A correspondence relation of the BA equation and SU(4) symmetry of the system is also indicated for the fermions. The degeneracy of state with BA eigenenergy is given. Singlet lies in the case when there are equal numbers of particles in each inner component.