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Journal of Low Temperature Physics

Asymptotic Bethe-Ansatz results for a Hubbard chain with 1/sinh-hopping

P.-A. Bares, Florian Gebhard

Published May 1, 1995• 3 citations
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10.1007/bf00752342

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We investigate spin-1/2 electrons with local Hubbard interaction and variable range hopping amplitudes which decay like~sinh⁡(κ)/sinh⁡(κr)\sinh(κ)/\sinh(κr)sinh(κ)/sinh(κr). Assuming integrability the Asymptotic Bethe Ansatz approach allows us to derive the generalized Lieb-Wu integral equations from the two-particle phase shift. Due to the nesting property there is a metal-to-insulator transition at Uc(κ>0)=0+U_c(κ>0)=0^+Uc​(κ>0)=0+. The charge gap in the singular limit κ=0κ=0κ=0 opens when the interaction strength equals the bandwidth, Uc(κ=0)=W>0U_c(κ=0)=W >0Uc​(κ=0)=W>0.