Heating and cooling in self-consistent many-body simulations

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Main Authors: Yu, Yang, Iskakov, Sergei, Gull, Emanuel
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author Yu, Yang
Iskakov, Sergei
Gull, Emanuel
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Iskakov, Sergei
Gull, Emanuel
contents We present a temperature extrapolation technique for self-consistent many-body methods, which provides a causal starting point for converging to a solution at a target temperature. The technique employs the Carathéodory formalism for interpolating causal matrix-valued functions and is applicable to various many-body methods, including dynamical mean field theory, its cluster extensions, and self-consistent perturbative methods such as the self-consistent GW approximation. We show results that demonstrate that this technique can efficiently simulate heating and cooling hysteresis at a first-order phase transition, as well as accelerate convergence.
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spellingShingle Heating and cooling in self-consistent many-body simulations
Yu, Yang
Iskakov, Sergei
Gull, Emanuel
Strongly Correlated Electrons
We present a temperature extrapolation technique for self-consistent many-body methods, which provides a causal starting point for converging to a solution at a target temperature. The technique employs the Carathéodory formalism for interpolating causal matrix-valued functions and is applicable to various many-body methods, including dynamical mean field theory, its cluster extensions, and self-consistent perturbative methods such as the self-consistent GW approximation. We show results that demonstrate that this technique can efficiently simulate heating and cooling hysteresis at a first-order phase transition, as well as accelerate convergence.
title Heating and cooling in self-consistent many-body simulations
topic Strongly Correlated Electrons
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.01452