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Repulsive Fermi covariance and zero-temperature Bose occupation step

Physical scope

A symmetric-parameter instance of the finite Fermi atom and a single Bose zero-temperature boundary in the isolated onsite models. No lattice or material-specific conclusion is drawn.

Example

Assume the Axiom of Countable Choice ACω (The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω)) for the inherited Bose occupation-space construction.

For the Fermi atom of Exact onsite Bose and Fermi interacting atoms, set h=0, μ=ϵ, and U>0. Then ΞF=3+e−βU and Cov⁡(n↑,n↓)=(e−βU−1)/(3+e−βU)2<0. For the Bose site, set μ=ϵ+U with U>0; the two zero-temperature minimizing occupations are 1 and 2, each with limiting Gibbs probability 1/2, and the entropy tends to kBlog⁡2.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: ACω, β>0, U>0, and the two exact onsite model statements.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): every at most countable family of nonempty sets has a choice function; the Bose conclusion retains this premise from the theorem.

[F1]

Exact onsite Bose and Fermi interacting atoms: at h=0, μ=ϵ, the Fermi covariance has the displayed formula; for the Bose site the boundary μ=ϵ+Ur has exactly the adjacent minimizing occupations r,r+1 with equal zero-temperature limiting probabilities.

Verification

1.1givenA1F1algebra

Substituting h=0 and μ=ϵ into the Fermi weights gives w↑=w↓=1, w2=e−βU, and ΞF=3+e−βU. Since U,β>0, e−βU<1, so [F1] gives the strictly negative covariance stated in the Example.

2.1givenA1F1algebra∎

In the Bose result of [F1], set r=1 and μ=ϵ+U. The adjacent minimizing occupations are 1,2, their limiting probabilities are 1/2,1/2, and the binary entropy is −kB(2)(1/2)log⁡(1/2)=kBlog⁡2.

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