In cuprate/manganite bilayer Hubbard models, tuning the interfacial exchange field strength will map a quantum-critical crossover where d-wave pairing susceptibility collapses faster in the antinodal than nodal region, detectable with cluster DMFT momentum-resolved pair-field correlators.
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Supporting Research Papers
- Correlation enhanced magnetism at a superconducting cuprate/manganite interface
Motivated by experimental studies on cuprate-manganite heterostructures, we study a correlated bilayer Hubbard model subject to a local interfacial exchange field using cluster dynamical mean-field th...
- Two-channel physics in a lightly doped antiferromagnetic Mott insulator revealed by two-hole spectroscopy
Understanding pairing in the strong-coupling regime of doped Mott insulators remains an open problem in the context of cuprate superconductors. We perform ultra-high resolution numerical simulations o...
- Quantum criticality in the two-dimensional Hubbard model
We study the normal-state, doping-driven phase diagram of the square-lattice Hubbard model using the dynamical cluster approximation combined with the numerical renormalization group as a cluster solv...
- Superconducting and correlated phases of an effective Hubbard model on the BCC lattice
We investigate the electronic phases of an effective Hubbard model on the body-centered-cubic lattice, motivated by alkali-doped fulleride molecular solids. The model incorporates renormalized on-site...
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