Pair Susceptibility
In ed_chi_dens
we evaluate the impurity pair
susceptibility, defined as:
where \(\Delta_a = c_{a\uparrow} c_{a\downarrow}\) is the fermion singlet pair operator of the orbital \(a\) and \(\omega \in {\mathbb C}\). As for the Green's functions, the susceptibility is evaluated using the dynamical Lanczos method: a) the partial tridiagonalization of the sector Hamiltonian \(H\) with quantum numbers \(\vec{Q}=[\vec{N}_\uparrow,\vec{N}_\downarrow]\) on the Krylov basis of \(n_a|m\rangle\) is obtained; b) the resulting tridiagonal matrix is further diagonalized to obtained excitations amplitudes or weights \(\langle p | \Delta_a | m \rangle\) for any state \(| p \rangle\) in the spectrum (without knowing the state itself ) and the excitations energies \(\delta E = E_p - E_m\) or poles; c) an controlled approximation to the Kallen-Lehmann sum is constructed for \(a,b=1,\dots,N_{\rm orb}\).
Description
Evaluates the impurity pair susceptibility.
Quick access
- Routines:
Used modules
ed_input_vars
: User-accessible input variablesed_vars_global
: Global variable accessible throughout the codeed_aux_funx
: Assortment of auxiliary procedures required throughout the codeed_eigenspace
: Data types for the eigenspaceed_bath
: Routines for bath creation and manipulationed_setup
: Routines for solver environment initialization and finalizationed_sector
: Routines for Fock space sectors creation and manipulationed_hamiltonian_normal
: Routines for Hamiltonian construction,NORMAL
case
External modules
Subroutines and functions
- subroutine ed_chi_pair/build_pairchi_normal()
Evaluates the impurity Pair susceptibility \(\chi^{\Delta}=\langle T_\tau \Delta_a(\tau) \Delta_b\rangle\) in the Matsubara \(i\omega_n\) and Real \(\omega\) frequency axis as well as imaginary time \(\tau\). As for the Green's function, the off-diagonal component of the the susceptibility is determined using an algebraic manipulation to ensure use of Hermitian operator in the dynamical Lanczos.
- Use :
- function ed_chi_pair/get_pairchi_normal(zeta[, axis])