Lieb–Liniger model

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The Lieb–Liniger model is an exactly solvable quantum many-body system describing one-dimensional bosons with delta-function interactions, fundamental in the study of integrable systems and quantum gases.

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instanceOf exactly solvable model
integrable model
model of interacting bosons
one-dimensional quantum system
quantum many-body model
applicableTo quasi-one-dimensional Bose gases
ultracold atoms in tight waveguides
describes one-dimensional bosons with delta-function interactions
fieldOfStudy condensed matter physics
mathematical physics
theoretical physics
governs quantum gases in one dimension
hasBetheEquations logarithmic Bethe equations for rapidities
hasBoundaryConditions typically periodic boundary conditions
hasConservedQuantities infinite set of local integrals of motion
hasContinuityEquation for particle density
hasContinuumLimit Bose gas
surface form: continuum Bose gas
hasCorrelationFunctions exactly computable in principle
hasCouplingConstant contact interaction strength c
hasEnergySpectrum determined by Bethe equations
hasExcitations hole-like excitations
particle-like excitations
hasGroundState Bethe-ansatz ground state
hasHamiltonianForm kinetic energy plus delta-function interaction
hasInteractionPotential delta-function potential
hasInteractionType contact interaction
hasLimit Bose gas
surface form: Tonks–Girardeau gas

weakly interacting Bose gas
hasParameter dimensionless interaction parameter γ
hasParticleStatistics bosonic
hasPhenomenon super-Tonks–Girardeau regime in strongly attractive case
hasRegime attractive interaction regime
repulsive interaction regime
hasSolutionType Bethe-ansatz eigenstates
hasSpatialDimension one-dimensional
hasStatistics Bethe-ansatz rapidity distribution
hasSymmetry Galilean invariance in one dimension
U(1) particle-number conservation
hasThermodynamicDescription Yang–Yang equation
surface form: Yang–Yang equations
introducedIn 1963
isIntegrableIn one dimension
namedAfter Elliott H. Lieb
Werner Liniger NERFINISHED
publishedIn Physical Review
relatedTo Lieb–Liniger model self-linksurface differs
surface form: Bose–Hubbard model in the continuum limit

Tonks–Girardeau model
Yang–Yang equation
surface form: Yang–Yang thermodynamics
solvedBy Bethe ansatz
usedIn cold atom physics
many-body quantum theory
study of quantum gases
theory of integrable systems

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Bethe ansatz solves Lieb–Liniger model
Yang–Yang equation appliesTo Lieb–Liniger model
Yang–Yang equation publishedIn Lieb–Liniger model
this entity surface form: Thermodynamics of a one-dimensional system of bosons with repulsive delta-function interaction
Yang–Yang equation relatedTo Lieb–Liniger model
this entity surface form: Lieb–Liniger equations
Lieb–Liniger model relatedTo Lieb–Liniger model self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Bose–Hubbard model in the continuum limit
quantum inverse scattering method appliesTo Lieb–Liniger model