Competing phases and their selection in two-dimensional doped Dirac and Luttinger liquid
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Abstract
We consider the problem of interacting spinful electrons in mono- and bilayer graphene both at zero and at finite temperature and chemical doping. Due to the many degrees of freedom, there are a plethora of available broken symmetry phases competing for nucleation. We shed light on the structure of the global phase diagrams using a set of selection rules, applicable in various strongly correlated multiband systems. We exemplify these selection rules by considering the phase diagram of the honeycomb Hubbard model.
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Presenters
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Andras Szabo
Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems
Authors
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Andras Szabo
Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems
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Bitan Roy
Physics, Lehigh University, Lehigh University, Department of Physics, Lehigh University, Max Planck Inst and Lehigh University