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May 11, 2026Progress of Theoretical and Experimental Physics0 citationsOpen Access

Correlation functions of harmonic lattices in d-dimensional space

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MSMasafumi ShimojoSISatoshi IshiharaHKHironobu Kataoka

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore correlation functions in harmonic lattices and their behavior at the thermodynamic limit.
  • Analyzed the correlation functions between dynamical variables and conjugate momenta in harmonic lattices.
  • Used Lauricella's C-type hypergeometric functions to express these correlation functions.
  • Compared results under Dirichlet and periodic boundary conditions in lattice models.
  • At the thermodynamic limit, correlation functions can be expressed using hypergeometric functions.
  • Correlators near the center of the lattice meet Dirichlet boundary conditions, matching those of periodic conditions.
  • The findings facilitate easier programming for calculating quantum information quantities in lattice subsystems.

Abstract

Abstract We study the correlation functions between the dynamical variables and between their conjugate momenta at sites of a harmonic lattice in the d-dimensional Euclidean space. We show that at the thermodynamic limit, they can be expressed in terms of Lauricella’s C-type hypergeometric functions. Furthermore, using these expressions, we explicitly demonstrate that the correlators near the center of the lattice satisfying Dirichlet boundary conditions coincide with those for the lattice with the periodic boundary conditions. By utilizing these expressions, we expect to make it easier to create programs that compute fast and highly precise for the quantum information quantities of subsystems within lattices.

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Shimojo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0171ed3a9f334c28271f94https://doi.org/10.1093/ptep/ptag081
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