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The thermopower properties of interacting systems

M. A. Habitzreuter, Natanael C. Costa, Rodrigo A. Fontenele, Thereza Paiva, Willdauany C. de Freitas da Silva

Additional interactions beyond on-site repulsion enhance the Seebeck coefficient and produce multiple anomalous sign changes with doping.

arxiv:2605.14225 v1 · 2026-05-14 · cond-mat.str-el

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We find that additional interaction scales can enhance the Seebeck coefficient, while also leading to multiple anomalous changes of sign as a function of doping. We connect these changes of sign in the Seebeck coefficient with a restructuring of the Fermi surface and a change in its topology.

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The numerical or analytic method used to compute the Seebeck coefficient from the extended interacting Hamiltonians accurately captures the low-energy physics without uncontrolled approximations or finite-size artifacts.

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Additional interaction terms enhance the Seebeck coefficient and produce multiple doping-dependent sign changes tied to gap opening and Fermi-surface topology changes.

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[1] Around half-filling We now discuss the effects of near-neighbor interac- tions on the thermoelectric properties. To this end, we examine the extended Hubbard model (EHM) [32, 44], which describes ferm
[2] 3 and 4 show an additional sign change of the Seebeck coefficient near quarter-filling, which is robust forT /t≲1
[3] Since the con- nection between density plateaus and entropy peaks was already highlighted in the previous Hamiltonians, here we show only the Seebeck coefficient in Figure 9
[4] Around quarter-filling We now turn our attention to the quarter-filling regime, in which the ground state is less clear. Figure 9 (a) shows that, as ∆ increases for fixedU/t= 10, the Seebeck response 2023
[5] D. M. Rowe,Thermoelectrics handbook: macro to nano (CRC press, 2005) 2005
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arxiv: 2605.14225 · arxiv_version: 2605.14225v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.14225 · pith_short_12: TV6SOOV5V3MC · pith_short_16: TV6SOOV5V3MCKIGV · pith_short_8: TV6SOOV5
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