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Y. Suzumura

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Response Functions of Two-Coupled Chains of Tomonaga-Luttinger Liquids

Properties of fluctuations in two chains of Tomonaga-Luttinger liquids coupled by the interchain hopping have been studied by calculating retarded response functions $χ^R_ρ (q_x,q_y;ω)$ for charge and $χ^R_{\p} (q_x,q_y;ω)$ for spin where $q_x$ and $q_y (=0$ or $π$) denote the longitudinal and transverse wave vector, respectively, and $ω$ is the frequency. We have found the notable fact that the repulsive intrachain interaction results in the clear enhancement of ${\rm{Im}}χ^R_\p (q_x,π;ω)$ and the suppression of ${\rm{Im}}χ^R_ρ(q_x,π;ω)$ at low energies. This result indicates the importance of the dynamical effect by the spin fluctuation with $q_y = π$ and small $ω$, which has a possibility to give rise to the attractive interaction for the electron pairing.

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Confinement of Interchain Hopping by Umklapp Scattering in Two-Coupled Chains

The effect of umklapp scattering on interchain hopping has been investigated for two-coupled chains of interacting electrons with half-filled band. By analyzing in terms of renormalization group method, we have found that interchain hopping is renormalized to zero and is confined when a gap induced by umklapp scattering becomes larger than a critical value. From a phase diagram calculated on a plane of the interchain hopping and the gap, we discuss a role of the correlation gap which has been studied in metallic state at temperatures above spin density wave state in organic conductors.

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Effect of Thermal Fluctuation on Spectral Function for the Tomonaga-Luttinger Model

We examine the spectral function of the single electron Green function at finite temperatures for the Tomonaga-Luttinger model which consists of the mutual interaction with only the forward scattering. The spectral weight, which is calculated as a function of the frequency with the fixed wave number, shows that several peaks originating in the excitation spectra of charge and spin fluctuations vary into a single peak by the increase of temperature.

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