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arxiv 2404.10412 v2 pith:Q55JXDVU submitted 2024-04-16 hep-th cond-mat.str-el

Classes of Holographic Mott Gaps

classification hep-th cond-mat.str-el
keywords mottfermiorderasymmetricclassesdensitydependinggaps
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The fermion gaps are classified into order gap or Mott gap depending on the presence/absence of the order parameter. We construct the holographic model of the Mott gap using the field that is supported by the density only without introducing any order parameter. We then classify the Mott gap, depending on the shape of the gap in the density of states and whether the Fermi surface is touching the valence bond or not, into three classes: i) Symmetric gap, ii) Asymmetric gap with isolated Fermi sea. iii) Asymmetric gap with Fermi sea touching the valence band. Finally, we identify possible non-minimal gauge interactions that produce a flatband without symmetry breaking.

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