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Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems
Based on an embedding formula of the CAR algebra into the Cuntz algebra ${\mathcal O}_{2^p}$, properties of the CAR algebra are studied in detail by restricting those of the Cuntz algebra. Various $\ast$-endomorphisms of the Cuntz algebra are explicitly constructed, and transcribed into those of the...
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author | Araki, H Moriya, H |
author_facet | Araki, H Moriya, H |
author_sort | Araki, H |
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description | Based on an embedding formula of the CAR algebra into the Cuntz algebra ${\mathcal O}_{2^p}$, properties of the CAR algebra are studied in detail by restricting those of the Cuntz algebra. Various $\ast$-endomorphisms of the Cuntz algebra are explicitly constructed, and transcribed into those of the CAR algebra. In particular, a set of $\ast$-endomorphisms of the CAR algebra into its even subalgebra are constructed. According to branching formulae, which are obtained by composing representations and $\ast$-endomorphisms, it is shown that a KMS state of the CAR algebra is obtained through the above even-CAR endomorphisms from the Fock representation. A $U(2^p)$ action on ${\mathcal O}_{2^p}$ induces $\ast$-automorphisms of the CAR algebra, which are given by nonlinear transformations expressed in terms of polynomials in generators. It is shown that, among such $\ast$-automorphisms of the CAR algebra, there exists a family of one-parameter groups of $\ast$-automorphisms describing time evolutions of fermions, in which the particle number of the system changes by time while the Fock vacuum is kept invariant. |
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spelling | cern-5991712019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/599171engAraki, HMoriya, HLocal thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systemsGeneral Theoretical PhysicsBased on an embedding formula of the CAR algebra into the Cuntz algebra ${\mathcal O}_{2^p}$, properties of the CAR algebra are studied in detail by restricting those of the Cuntz algebra. Various $\ast$-endomorphisms of the Cuntz algebra are explicitly constructed, and transcribed into those of the CAR algebra. In particular, a set of $\ast$-endomorphisms of the CAR algebra into its even subalgebra are constructed. According to branching formulae, which are obtained by composing representations and $\ast$-endomorphisms, it is shown that a KMS state of the CAR algebra is obtained through the above even-CAR endomorphisms from the Fock representation. A $U(2^p)$ action on ${\mathcal O}_{2^p}$ induces $\ast$-automorphisms of the CAR algebra, which are given by nonlinear transformations expressed in terms of polynomials in generators. It is shown that, among such $\ast$-automorphisms of the CAR algebra, there exists a family of one-parameter groups of $\ast$-automorphisms describing time evolutions of fermions, in which the particle number of the system changes by time while the Fock vacuum is kept invariant.RIMS-1384oai:cds.cern.ch:5991712002 |
spellingShingle | General Theoretical Physics Araki, H Moriya, H Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
title | Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
title_full | Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
title_fullStr | Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
title_full_unstemmed | Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
title_short | Local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
title_sort | local thermodynamical stability of fermion lattice systems |
topic | General Theoretical Physics |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/599171 |
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