A squeezed state approach for the large polarons
T. Altanhan, B. S. Kandemir
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T. Altanhan, B. S. Kandemir
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The ground state energy of large polarons is investigated by means of squeezed states. First the authors introduced single-mode squeezed states and used the variational method to calculate this energy. This gives a result that is valid in the weak-coupling regime and only for very small values of the coupling constant. In order to improve the result they have considered two-mode squeezed states in which the correlation between phonons is involved. In this way the ground state energy is found to be lower than the Feynman result in the intermediate-coupling regime for alpha < 3.7.
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The ground state energy of large polarons is investigated by means of squeezed states. First the authors introduced single-mode squeezed states and used the variational method to calculate this energy. This gives a result that is valid in the weak-coupling regime and only for very small values of the coupling constant. In order to improve the result they have considered two-mode squeezed states in which the correlation between phonons is involved. In this way the ground state energy is found to be lower than the Feynman result in the intermediate-coupling regime for alpha < 3.7.
Key concepts: Polaron, Feynman diagram, Physics, Coupling constant, Ground state, Squeezed coherent state, Coupling (piping), State (computer science)