Exciton condensation driven by bound states of Green's functions zeros
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| author | Pasqua, Ivan Blason, Andrea Fabrizio, Michele |
| author_facet | Pasqua, Ivan Blason, Andrea Fabrizio, Michele |
| contents | The interaction driven transition between quantum spin-Hall and Mott insulators in the Bernevig, Hughes and Zhang model is studied by dynamical cluster approximation, and found to be accompanied by the emergence of Green's function zeros already in the quantum spin-Hall regime. The non-trivial interplay between Green's function poles and zeros leads to an exotic quantum spin-Hall insulator exhibiting two chiral branches of edge Green's function poles and one of zeros. When symmetry breaking is allowed, a non-topological excitonic insulator is found to intrude between quantum spin-Hall and Mott insulators. We find evidence that excitons in the Mott insulator, which become soft at the transition to the excitonic insulator, are actually bound states between valence and conduction bands of Green's function zeros, rather than between lower and upper Hubbard bands. |
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| spellingShingle | Exciton condensation driven by bound states of Green's functions zeros Pasqua, Ivan Blason, Andrea Fabrizio, Michele Strongly Correlated Electrons The interaction driven transition between quantum spin-Hall and Mott insulators in the Bernevig, Hughes and Zhang model is studied by dynamical cluster approximation, and found to be accompanied by the emergence of Green's function zeros already in the quantum spin-Hall regime. The non-trivial interplay between Green's function poles and zeros leads to an exotic quantum spin-Hall insulator exhibiting two chiral branches of edge Green's function poles and one of zeros. When symmetry breaking is allowed, a non-topological excitonic insulator is found to intrude between quantum spin-Hall and Mott insulators. We find evidence that excitons in the Mott insulator, which become soft at the transition to the excitonic insulator, are actually bound states between valence and conduction bands of Green's function zeros, rather than between lower and upper Hubbard bands. |
| title | Exciton condensation driven by bound states of Green's functions zeros |
| topic | Strongly Correlated Electrons |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.08794 |