一维准周期晶格中玻色子对的迁移率边

研究了一维非公度的准周期晶格中的玻色子对的迁移率边.通过微扰方法,解析推导出强相互作用极限下准周期晶格中玻色子对迁移率边的解析表达式,通过数值证明在系统参数b较小时,迁移率边的解析结果符合得较好,而当b→1时,解析结果将发生偏离.     

Energy level statistics in disordered metals with an anderson transition

We present numerical scaling results for the energy level statistics in orthogonal and symplectic tight-binding Hamiltonian random matrix ensembles defined on disordered two and three-dimensional electronic systems with and without spinorbit coupling (SOC), respectively. In the metallic phase for weak disorder the nearest level spacing distribution functionP(S), the number variance <(N)²>, and the two-point correlation functionK ₂(), are shown to be described by the Gaussian random matrix theories. In the insulating phase, for strong disorder, the correlations vanish for large scales and the ordinary Poisson statistics is asymptotically recovered, which is consistent with localization of the corrosponding eigenstates. At the Anderson metal-insulator transition we obtain new universal scale-invariant distribution functions describing the critical spectral density fluctuations.     

一维准周期晶格的性质及应用

准周期晶格在冷原子领域被广泛研究,它使得人们可以在一维或者二维系统里研究扩展到安德森局域的转变. 2008年, Inguscio研究组在冷原子系统里制备了一维准周期晶格,并观测到了安德森局域化现象,这极大地推动了准周期系统的理论和实验研究.后来, Bloch研究组在制备的一维和二维准周期晶格中都观测到了多体局域的现象.最近,他们还在准周期晶格中成功观测到迁移率边以及存在迁移率边的系统的多体局域现象.这些冷原子实验推动了多体局域以及迁移率边等方向的研究.准周期晶格已经成为一个平台,它对很多物理现象的影响正在被广泛研究,并可以尝试在冷原子实验中观测到这种影响.本文结合作者的一些相关工作,对一维准周期晶格一些近期的研究进行了简要综述,介绍了一些相关的重要的冷原子实验,讨论了准周期晶格的一些重要性质,以及它对一些物理现象(比如拓扑态)的影响.     

Anomalous localization in low-dimensional systems with correlated disorder

This review presents a unified view on the problem of Anderson localization in one-dimensional weakly disordered systems with short-range and long-range statistical correlations in random potentials. The following models are analyzed: the models with continuous potentials, the tight-binding models of the Anderson type, and various Kronig–Penney models with different types of perturbations. Main attention is paid to the methods of obtaining the localization length in dependence on the controlling parameters of the models. Specific interest is in an emergence of effective mobility edges due to certain long-range correlations in a disorder. The predictions of the theoretical and numerical analysis are compared to recent experiments on microwave transmission through randomly filled waveguides.     

Anderson localization and the space-time characteristic of continuum states

A proof of Anderson localization is obtained by ruling out any continuous spectrum on the basis of the space-time characteristic of its states.     

The Repulsion Between Localization Centers in the Anderson Model

In this note we show that, a simple combination of deep results in the theory of random Schrödinger operators yields a quantitative estimate of the fact that the localization centers become far apart, as corresponding energies are close together.     

Zero Energy Anomaly in One-Dimensional Anderson Lattice with Exponentially Correlated Weak Diagonal Disorder

We calculated numerically the localization length of one-dimensional Anderson model with correlated diagonal disorder. For zero energy point in the weak disorder limit, we showed that the localization length changes continuously as the correlation of the disorder increases. We found that higher order terms of the correlation must be included into the current perturbation result in order to give the correct localization length, and to connect smoothly the anomaly at zero correlation with the perturbation result for large correlation.     

Parametrization of Transfer Matrix： for One-Dimensional Anderson Model with Diagonal Disorder

In this paper, we developed a new parametrization method to calculate the localization length in onedimensional Anderson model with diagonal disorder. This method can avoid the divergence difficulty encountered in the conventional methods, and significantly save computing time as well.     

Suppression of Anderson localization in a graphene sheet applied by a random voltage pattern

We theoretically study the transport of electronic waves through a graphene sheet applied by a random voltage pattern in which the magnitudes and/or the widths of the voltages are random. When the magnitudes of the voltages exceed the electronic energy, the applied region can be considered as left-handed (LH) layers. Compared to the disordered structures with right-handed (RH) layers only, the spectra of the (average) density of states and the localization lengths in mixed random structures with RH and LH layers all show the suppression of Anderson localization, owing to the phase compensation effect of LH layers that reduces the long-range interference in the random system.     

Pressure induced valence transitions in the Anderson lattice model

We apply the equation of motion method to the Anderson lattice model, which describes the physical properties of heavy fermion compounds. In particular, we focus here on the variation of the number of f electrons with pressure, associated to the crossover from the Kondo regime to the intermediate valence regime. We treat here the non-magnetic case and introduce an improved approximation, which consists of an alloy analogy based decoupling for the Anderson lattice model. It is implemented by partial incorporation of the spatial correlations contained in higher-order Green's functions involved in the problem that have been formerly neglected. As it has been verified in the framework of the Hubbard model, the alloy analogy avoids the breakdown of sum rules and is more appropriate to explore the asymmetric case of the periodic Anderson Hamiltonian. The densities of states for a simple cubic lattice are calculated for various values of the model parameters V, t, E_f, and U.