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Fractional exclusion statistics: A generalised Pauli principle M.V.N. Murthy Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai (murthy@imsc.res.in) work done with R. Shankar Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 1

Outline of talk Exchange Statistics: The orthodoxy. Exclusion Statistics: Pauli - Haldane Realisation: Interacting systems in one and two dimensions New rules of occupancy: Generalised Pauli principle Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 2

Exchange Statistics Identical particles are indistinguishable Consider a two particle wave function in quantum mechanics: Thus Ψ( x 1, x 2 ) 2 = Ψ( x 2, x 1 ) 2 Ψ( x 1, x 2 ) = Ψ( x 2, x 1 ) Symmetric, Bosons Ψ( x 1, x 2 ) = Ψ( x 2, x 1 ) Anti-symmetric, Fermions Furthermore Ψ( x, x) = 0 Fermions Leads to Pauli Exclusion Principle Thus Exclusion State Counting Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 3

Anyons Can we have Ψ( x 1, x 2 ) = exp iθ( x 1, x 2 ) Ψ( x 2, x 1 )? Consistency with QM demands that θ( x 1, x 2 ) = θ Constant θ = 0 (Bosons) θ = π (Fermions) in d > 2 space dimensions θ may be arbitrary in d = 1, 2 Anyons Thus Exchange Statistics may be generalised, but only in lower space dimensions. Is it possible generalise Exclusion Statistics ala Pauli? Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 4

Pauli Exclusion Principle For Fermions Exchange (anti-)symmetry Pauli Exclusion Principle Let n k Occupancy of a state labelled by k. n k = 1, 0 n k = arbitrary For identical Fermions For identical Bosons Is it possible for n k to be some thing else? Say n k = 2, 1, 0 Haldane [ PRL 67, 937(1991)] proposed one such generalisation. Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 5

Haldane Proposal Consider a system of N identical particles described by Ψ( x 1, x 2, x 3,, x N ) Freeze N 1 coordinates expand Ψ. The single particle space spanned by Ψ is d N. Dimension of the single particle space in the presence of N 1 others (identical). How does d N change as N changes? Propose d N = g N g is the Exclusion Statistics Parameter g = 1 g = 0 For Fermions For Bosons Can g be Fractional? Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 6

Consider a lattice with d sites: Illustration Fermions Bosons N = 1 d d N = 2 d-1 d N = 3 d-2 d N d F N = d (N 1) db N = d Dimension of the N- Particle space: Fermions D F N = d! N!(d n)! D F N = (df N+(N 1))! N!(d F N 1)! Bosons DN B = (d+(n 1))! N!(d 1)! D B N = (db N+(N 1))! N!(d B N 1)! Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 7

g-ons Fermions(g = 1) g-ons Bosons(g = 0) N = 1 d d d N = 2 d-1 d-g d N = 3 d-2 d-2g d N d F N = d (N 1) dg N = d g(n 1) db N = d Dimension of the N- Particle space: Fermions(g = 1) g-ons Bosons(g = 0) DN F = d! N!(d n)! DN B = (d+(n 1))! N!(d 1)! D F N = (df N+(N 1))! N!(d F N 1)! D g N = (dg N +(N 1))! N!(d g N 1)! D B N = (db N+(N 1))! N!(d B N 1)! Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 8

The partition function Quantum theories must be based on observables!! Hilbert space dimension? D N lim Z N (β) = lim exp( βe state ) β 0 β 0 states β = 1/T The statistical parameter g is then [ ] 1 2 g = lim CZ 1 Z N N! β 0 N(N 1) (Z 1 ) N 1 where C = 2 η ; η = space-dimension Murthy, Shankar: PRL, 72,(94) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 9

Equation of state An immediate consequence is the Equation of State Relation between Pressure, density and temperature of a Gas in 2-dimensions Classical Gas P kt = ρ Bose Gas P kt = ρ[1 1 4 (ρλ2 ) + ] : g = 0 Fermi Gas P kt = ρ[1 + 1 4 (ρλ2 ) + ] : g = 1 Haldane Gas P kt = ρ[1 1 2 (1 2 g)(ρλ2 ) + ] λ Thermal wavelength; k Boltzmann constant Murthy, Shankar: PRL, 72,(94) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 10

Distribution function The distribution function probability of occupation of a state is obtained by maximising entropys = k log D g N Bose Gas n k = Fermi Gas n k = Haldane Gas n k = where w is a solution of the equation 1 exp[(ɛ k µ)/kt] 1 : g = 0 1 exp[(ɛ k µ)/kt] 1 : g = 1 1 w(exp(ɛ k µ)/kt) + g w g (1 + w) 1 g = exp[(ɛ i µ)/kt] : Ramanujan s Eq. in LNs Wu, PRL, 73,(94), Isakov PRL 73, (94) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 11

We have studied Exclusion Statistics as a possibility Unlike anyons (exchange - specific to two-space dimesions), exclusion statistics is defined in any space dimension. At zero temperature the maximal occupancy of a state is 1/g. Finite temp. dist. is given by n k (g) nicely interpolates between Bose and Fermi statistics. Statistical mechanics of g-ons are well studied and understood. Q: How does it arise in physical systems? We illustrate using a one-dimensional Model: CSM Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 12

Calogero Sutherland Model Realisation in 1-d: An exactly solvable many body Hamiltonian with non-trivial correlations The Hamiltonian: = 1,m = 1,c = 1 H = 1 p 2 i + ω 2 x 2 i + λ 2 i i i,j 1 (x i x j ) 2 The Spectrum of system of N interacting Fermions: where λ = g(g 1) E(g) = E(g = 0) (1 g)ω N(N 1) 2 Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 13

Single particle picture Non-interacting: g = 0 E(g = 0) = m n m ɛ m : ɛ m = mω Interacting: g 0 E(g) = E(g = 0) (1 g)ω N(N 1) 2 E(g) = m n mɛ m (1 g)ω m<m n m n m E(g) = m n mɛ g m : ɛ g m = ɛ m (1 g)ω m n m Murthy, Shankar, PRL 73(94), 75(95) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 14

Ground state of g-ons 12 11 10 9 Energy ɛ g m = ɛ m (1 g)ω m n m 1/g 8 7 E g 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 1/2 1/3 1/5 g Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 15

Generalised Pauli Principle We can now remove the scaffolding of the Model and define exclusion statistics system imposing the constraints: Let g = 1/m where m is integer. Then Let m = 1/g, and let N i be the number of particles in the occupied states below some ith level, N i = j<i n i. Then an occupation n i (n i m) is allowed iff (N i mod m) (m n i ). For g = 1(f ermions) identical to Pauli principle, and imposes no constraints when g = 0(bosons) Murthy, Shankar PRB, 60(99) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 16

Results CSM provides a realisation of ideal exclusion gas in 1-d: Interacting Fermions Non-int. q-particles with Ex. statistics So does the low energy quasi-particle spectrum of Luttinger liquid Distribution function n k of the model - same as the one derived using Haldane Dimension Formula by Y.S. Wu An approximate 2-d realisation is provided by Fermions interacting with a very short range potential Bhaduri, M urthy, Srivastava, P RL 76(1996) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 17

Finally The fundamental character of exclusion statistics caused by interactions is that they cause scale-invariant energy shifts. As a result of interactions among Fermions the effective single particle levels move up and down causing changes in the occupancy, in a given energy bin det. by inherent scale in the problem" MS, PRL, 72(94) In an important paper, Murthy and Shankar showed... the linchpin of their argument is that in a theory with a high energy cutoff the transmutation of statistics by attaching flux tubes will generally push some states beyond the cutoff, thereby reducing the Hilbert space dimension. This generates a FES which persists even when the cutoff is taken to infinity" Nayak- Wilczek, PRL, 72 (94) Indian Academy of Sciences, 27 Nov. 2004 p. 18