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April 1, 20261 citationsOpen Access

Data and scripts for: The Two-Dimensional Rashba-Holstein Model: A Quantum Monte Carlo Approach

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JFJulian FaundezRFRodrigo A. FonteneleSSSebastião dos Anjos Sousa-Júnior

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore phase competition in systems with Rashba spin-orbit coupling using Holstein and Hubbard interactions.
  • Developed simulation programs in Fortran for Rashba-Holstein and Rashba-Hubbard models
  • Collected raw and processed output data for both models
  • Organized data into structured compressed files
  • Generated numerical results depicting phase competition in Rashba systems
  • Provided source codes for researchers to replicate simulations

Abstract

Data and scripts for the numerical simulation of Rashba-Holstein and Rashba-Hubbard models. Overview: This dataset contains the numerical results and source codes related to the research paper: "The Two-Dimensional Rashba-Holstein Model: A Quantum Monte Carlo Approach". The study explores the phases competition in systems with Rashba spin-orbit coupling using both Holstein and Hubbard interactions. Contents: The repository is organized into four main compressed files to preserve the internal directory structure: ProgramRashba-Holstein: Contains the source code (in Fortran) used to implement the Rashba-Holstein model simulations. ProgramRashba-Hubbard: Contains the source code (in Fortran) used to implement the Rashba-Hubbard model simulations. Rashba-Holsteindata: Raw and processed output data (e. g. ,. dat and. pdf) for the Rashba-Holstein model results presented in the paper. Rashba-Hubbarddata: Raw and processed output data (e. g. ,. dat and. pdf) for the Rashba-Hubbard model results presented in the paper. Technical Requirements: Language/Environment: Fortran Contact: For any technical queries regarding the codes or the data, please contact the authors.

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Faundez et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ccb6e416edfba7beb88a62https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19335198
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