Simulating Correlated Electrons with Symmetry-Enforced Normalizing Flows
Schuh, Dominic, Kreit, Janik, Berkowitz, Evan, Funcke, Lena, Luu, Thomas, Nicoli, Kim A., Rodekamp, Marcel
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One of the most widely used theoretical frameworks for studying such systems is the Hubbard model [2-4], which captures the essential competition between electron kinetic energy and on-site interactions. Over the years, a variety of methods have been developed to analyze the Hubbard model. In the weak interaction regime, perturbative approaches provide valuable insights [5]. However, outside this regime, non-perturbative effects become significant, rendering pertur-bative techniques insufficient. In these regimes, Monte Carlo simulations become an indispensable tool (see, for example, [6-13] and references therein).
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Jun-23-2025
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