Vladimir A. Yurovsky Tel Aviv University
Transcript of Vladimir A. Yurovsky Tel Aviv University
PERMUTATION SYMMETRY
Each physical object consists of indistinguishable particles of several kindsand is invariant over their permutations.
PERMUTATION SYMMETRY
Each physical object consists of indistinguishable particles of several kindsand is invariant over their permutations.
Symmetry =⇒ conservation law(Noether’s theorem)
PERMUTATION SYMMETRY
Each physical object consists of indistinguishable particles of several kindsand is invariant over their permutations.
Symmetry =⇒ conservation law(Noether’s theorem)What are the conservedquantities for the permuta-tion symmetry?
PERMUTATION SYMMETRY
Each physical object consists of indistinguishable particles of several kindsand is invariant over their permutations.
Symmetry =⇒ conservation law(Noether’s theorem)
What are the conservedquantities for the permuta-tion symmetry?Dirac[Proc. R. Soc. A (1929)]— characters of irreduciblerepresentations of the sym-metric group
PERMUTATION SYMMETRY
Each physical object consists of indistinguishable particles of several kindsand is invariant over their permutations.
Symmetry =⇒ conservation law(Noether’s theorem)
What are the conservedquantities for the permuta-tion symmetry?Dirac[Proc. R. Soc. A (1929)]— characters of irreduciblerepresentations of the sym-metric group
ABANDONED SYMMETRY
SELECTION RULES
Symmetric system + non-symmetric perturbation
S
S
D
FORBIDDEN
P
ALLOWED
PijΨ(. . . ri . . . rj) ≡ Ψ(. . . rj . . . ri) = +Ψ(. . . ri . . . rj) — bosons
PijΨ(. . . ri . . . rj) ≡ Ψ(. . . rj . . . ri) = −Ψ(. . . ri . . . rj) — fermions
— the Pauli exclusion principle.
SELECTION RULES
Symmetric system + non-symmetric perturbation
S
S
D
FORBIDDEN
P
ALLOWED
PijΨ(. . . ri . . . rj) ≡ Ψ(. . . rj . . . ri) = +Ψ(. . . ri . . . rj) — bosons
PijΨ(. . . ri . . . rj) ≡ Ψ(. . . rj . . . ri) = −Ψ(. . . ri . . . rj) — fermions
— the Pauli exclusion principle. WHAT TO SELECT?
Outline
Permutation-invariant eigenstates for spin-independent interactions:— SU(M ) vs. permutation symmetry— spatially-chaotic states with defined spins— stability in a presense of spin-dependent interactions
Selection rules, related to the permutation symmetry.
Correlation rules— physical sense of Young diagrams.
MULTIDIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATIONS
Rotation group: Lx (Lz = 1) = (Lz = 0)+ (Lz = 2)
Symmetric groupTwo spin 1/2 atoms, Sz = 0
| ↑↓〉, | ↓↑〉P(| ↑↓〉 ± | ↓↑〉)/
√2 = ±(| ↑↓〉 ± | ↓↑〉)/
√2
MULTIDIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATIONS
Rotation group: Lx (Lz = 1) = (Lz = 0)+ (Lz = 2)
Symmetric groupTwo spin 1/2 atoms, Sz = 0
| ↑↓〉, | ↓↑〉P(| ↑↓〉 ± | ↓↑〉)/
√2 = ±(| ↑↓〉 ± | ↓↑〉)/
√2
Three spin 1/2 atoms, Sz = 1/2
| ↑↑↓〉, | ↑↓↑〉, | ↓↑↑〉P(| ↑↑↓〉 + | ↑↓↑〉 + | ↓↑↑〉)/
√3 = (| ↑↑↓〉 + | ↑↓↑〉 + | ↓↑↑〉)/
√3
MULTIDIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATIONS
Rotation group: Lx (Lz = 1) = (Lz = 0)+ (Lz = 2)
Symmetric groupTwo spin 1/2 atoms, Sz = 0
| ↑↓〉, | ↓↑〉P(| ↑↓〉 ± | ↓↑〉)/
√2 = ±(| ↑↓〉 ± | ↓↑〉)/
√2
Three spin 1/2 atoms, Sz = 1/2
| ↑↑↓〉, | ↑↓↑〉, | ↓↑↑〉P(| ↑↑↓〉 + | ↑↓↑〉 + | ↓↑↑〉)/
√3 = (| ↑↑↓〉 + | ↑↓↑〉 + | ↓↑↑〉)/
√3
Ξ1 = (−| ↑↓↑〉 + | ↓↑↑〉)/√2
Ξ2 = (2| ↑↑↓〉 − | ↑↓↑〉 − | ↓↑↑〉)/√3
PΞt =∑
t′Dt′t(P)Ξt′
MULTIDIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATIONS
Rotation group: Lx (Lz = 1) = (Lz = 0)+ (Lz = 2)
Symmetric group: multicomponent wavefunction Ξ[λ]t :
PΞ[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Ξ
[λ]t′
Hypothetical particles (intermedions, Gentileons) do not exist in nature.
MULTIDIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATIONS
Rotation group: Lx (Lz = 1) = (Lz = 0)+ (Lz = 2)
Symmetric group: multicomponent wavefunction Ξ[λ]t :
PΞ[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Ξ
[λ]t′
Hypothetical particles (intermedions, Gentileons) do not exist in nature.
SPINOR GASES: SPIN AND SPATIAL DEGREES OF FREEDOM
Experiments: Myatt, Burt, Ghrist, Cornell & Wieman, (1997)Stamper-Kurn, Andrews, Chikkatur, Inouye, Miesner, Stenger & Ketterle(1998)Theory: Tin-Lun Ho (1998), Ohmi & Machida (1998)
SPINOR GAS WITH SPIN-INDEPENDENT INTERACTIONS
H = Hspat + Hspin
spin-independent Hspat, coordinate-independent Hspin
permutation invariance: P−1HspatP = Hspat, P−1HspinP = Hspin
SPINOR GAS WITH SPIN-INDEPENDENT INTERACTIONS
H = Hspat + Hspin
spin-independent Hspat, coordinate-independent Hspin
permutation invariance: P−1HspatP = Hspat, P−1HspinP = HspinMulticomponent spatial and spin wavefunctions:
HspatΦ[λ]t = EspatΦ
[λ]t , HspinΞ
[λ]t = EspinΞ
[λ]t
PΦ[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Φ
[λ]t′ , PΞ
[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Ξ
[λ]t′
SPINOR GAS WITH SPIN-INDEPENDENT INTERACTIONS
H = Hspat + Hspin
spin-independent Hspat, coordinate-independent Hspin
permutation invariance: P−1HspatP = Hspat, P−1HspinP = HspinMulticomponent spatial and spin wavefunctions:
HspatΦ[λ]t = EspatΦ
[λ]t , HspinΞ
[λ]t = EspinΞ
[λ]t
PΦ[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Φ
[λ]t′ , PΞ
[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Ξ
[λ]t′
Total wavefunction: Ψ[λ] =∑
tΦ[λ]t Ξ
[λ]t
HΨ[λ] = (Espat + Espin)Ψ[λ], PΨ[λ] = ±Ψ[λ]
SPINOR GAS WITH SPIN-INDEPENDENT INTERACTIONS
H = Hspat + Hspin
spin-independent Hspat, coordinate-independent Hspin
permutation invariance: P−1HspatP = Hspat, P−1HspinP = HspinMulticomponent spatial and spin wavefunctions:
HspatΦ[λ]t = EspatΦ
[λ]t , HspinΞ
[λ]t = EspinΞ
[λ]t
PΦ[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Φ
[λ]t′ , PΞ
[λ]t =
∑
t′D[λ]t′t (P)Ξ
[λ]t′
Total wavefunction: Ψ[λ] =∑
tΦ[λ]t Ξ
[λ]t
HΨ[λ] = (Espat + Espin)Ψ[λ], PΨ[λ] = ±Ψ[λ]
Spin-free quantum chemistry1D gases — Yang-Gauden model [Yang (1967), Sutherland (1968)]
QUANTUM GASES WITH SU(M ) SYMMETRY
Hspin invariance over spin rotations =⇒ SU(M ) symmetry(M = 2s + 1 — multiplicity, s — spin of the atom).
QUANTUM GASES WITH SU(M ) SYMMETRY
Hspin invariance over spin rotations =⇒ SU(M ) symmetry(M = 2s + 1 — multiplicity, s — spin of the atom).Theory:C. Wu, J.-p. Hu, and S.-c. Zhang, PRL 91, 186402 (2003);A. V. Gorshkov, M. Hermele, V. Gurarie, C. Xu, P. S. Julienne, J. Ye, P.Zoller, E. Demler, M. D. Lukin, and A. M. Rey, Nat. Phys. 6, 289 (2010);M. A. Cazalilla, A. F. Ho, and M Ueda, NJP 11, 103033 (2009).— Atoms with closed electron shell.— Interactions are independent of the nuclear spin.
QUANTUM GASES WITH SU(M ) SYMMETRY
Hspin invariance over spin rotations =⇒ SU(M ) symmetry(M = 2s + 1 — multiplicity, s — spin of the atom).Theory:C. Wu, J.-p. Hu, and S.-c. Zhang, PRL 91, 186402 (2003);A. V. Gorshkov, M. Hermele, V. Gurarie, C. Xu, P. S. Julienne, J. Ye, P.Zoller, E. Demler, M. D. Lukin, and A. M. Rey, Nat. Phys. 6, 289 (2010);M. A. Cazalilla, A. F. Ho, and M Ueda, NJP 11, 103033 (2009).— Atoms with closed electron shell.— Interactions are independent of the nuclear spin.Observation of SU(M ) symmetry:87Sr: s = 9/2 — SU(10)X. Zhang, M. Bishof, S. L. Bromley, C. V. Kraus,M. S. Safronova, P. Zoller, A. M. Rey, J. Ye, (2014);173Yb: s = 5/2 — SU(6) F. Scazza, C. Hofrichter, M. Hofer, P. C. De Groot,I. Bloch, and S. Folling, (2014);G. Pagano, M. Mancini, G. Cappellini, P. Lombardi, Florian Schafer, HuiHu, Xia-Ji Liu, J. Catani, C. Sias, M. Inguscio, and L. Fallani (2014).
QUANTUM GASES WITH SU(M ) SYMMETRY
Hspin invariance over spin rotations =⇒ SU(M ) symmetry(M = 2s + 1 — multiplicity, s — spin of the atom).
Classification of SU(M ) invariant states — Young diagrams.
M
λ
λ1
M
λ=[λ ,...,λ ]1 M
∑
m
λm = N
— symmetrization over rows— antisymmetrization over columns
QUANTUM GASES WITH SU(M ) SYMMETRY
Hspin invariance over spin rotations =⇒ SU(M ) symmetry(M = 2s + 1 — multiplicity, s — spin of the atom).
Classification of SU(M ) invariant states — Young diagrams.
M
λ
λ1
M
λ=[λ ,...,λ ]1 M
∑
m
λm = N
— symmetrization over rows— antisymmetrization over columns
s = 1/2:2S
S — the total many-body spin
QUANTUM GASES WITH SU(M ) SYMMETRY
Hspin invariance over spin rotations =⇒ SU(M ) symmetry(M = 2s + 1 — multiplicity, s — spin of the atom).
Classification of SU(M ) invariant states — Young diagrams.
M
λ
λ1
M
λ=[λ ,...,λ ]1 M
∑
m
λm = N
— symmetrization over rows— antisymmetrization over columns
s = 1/2:2S
S — the total many-body spin
s > 1/2: the total spin is undefined, Smax = (s + 1)N −∑Mm=1mλm
SU(M ) AND PERMUTATION SYMMETRIES
perm
utat
ions
SN
N=4, s=1, M=3
transformations in the spin space [SU(M)]
SU(M ) AND PERMUTATION SYMMETRIES
perm
utat
ions
SN
N=4, s=1, M=3
transformations in the spin space [SU(M)]
SU(M ) — for the spin and total wavefunctions
Permutation symmetry — for the spin and spatial wavefunctions— can persist if SU(M ) is violated(Hspin is coordinate-independent but is not SU(M ) invariant)
Consequences of the SU(M ) and permutation symmetries do not coincide(and do not contradict).
EIGENSTATES OF QUANTUM GASES: INDIVIDUAL SPINS
Ψ ∝=∑
P
∏
j
ϕpj(rPj)|σj(Pj)〉P1
P4
P2
P3
Excited states of interacting gases Thermal chaotic eigenstate[Srednicki, PRE 50, 888 (1994)]
EIGENSTATES OF QUANTUM GASES: INDIVIDUAL SPINS
Ψ ∝=∑
P
∏
j
ϕpj(rPj)|σj(Pj)〉P1
P4
P2
P3
Excited states of interacting gases Thermal chaotic eigenstate[Srednicki, PRE 50, 888 (1994)]
COLLECTIVE SPIN AND SPATIAL WAVEFUNCTIONS
Individual spins of interacting elec-trons are undefned
singlet
triplet
MANY-BODY COLLECTIVE SPIN AND SPATIAL WAVEFUNCTIONSs = 1/2
Degenerate stateswith collective spinwavefunctionsUnitary transforma-tion to degeneratestates with individualspins
non−interacting atom
s
}
}S=0
S=N/2−1
S=N/2E
interactionsspin−
independent
Non-degenerate states withdefined total spins S[ Heitler, Z. Phys. 46, 47(1927)]S — good quantum num-berNo thermal equilibrium be-tween states with differentS
How long can the states with defined S survive spin-dependent interactions?
SPATIAL CHAOS FOR DEFINED TOTAL SPINS[VY, ArXiv 1509.01264]
Atoms with spin-independent interactions, the total spin S is conserved.Conditions of chaos — high energy-density of states [Deutch (1991)],
—delocalization in the Fock space[Altshuler et al (1997),Jacquod & Shepelyansky (1997), Silvestrov (1998)]
a > 2π~/(√mTN2) (3D), a > 2
√
2π~/(mωconf )/N2 (2D)
SPATIAL CHAOS FOR DEFINED TOTAL SPINS[VY, ArXiv 1509.01264]
Atoms with spin-independent interactions, the total spin S is conserved.Conditions of chaos — high energy-density of states [Deutch (1991)],
—delocalization in the Fock space[Altshuler et al (1997),Jacquod & Shepelyansky (1997), Silvestrov (1998)]
a > 2π~/(√mTN2) (3D), a > 2
√
2π~/(mωconf )/N2 (2D)
Berry conjecture [Berry (1977)]: an egenfunction is a superposition ofplane waves with random phases and Gaussian random amplitudes, but withfixed wavelength.
SPATIAL CHAOS FOR DEFINED TOTAL SPINS[VY, ArXiv 1509.01264]
Atoms with spin-independent interactions, the total spin S is conserved.Conditions of chaos — high energy-density of states [Deutch (1991)],
—delocalization in the Fock space[Altshuler et al (1997),Jacquod & Shepelyansky (1997), Silvestrov (1998)]
a > 2π~/(√mTN2) (3D), a > 2
√
2π~/(mωconf )/N2 (2D)
Berry conjecture [Berry (1977)]: an egenfunction is a superposition ofplane waves with random phases and Gaussian random amplitudes, but withfixed wavelength.
random phase and amplitude ⇓ ⇓ fixed wavelength
Wavefunctions ofinteracting atoms
Ψ(S)nSz
= N∑
r,{p}A(S)n (r, {p})δ({p}2 − 2mE
(S)n ) Ψ
(S)r{p}Sz⇑
wavefunctions of non-interacting atoms — symmetrized plane waves
Berry conjecture [Berry (1977)]: an egenfunction is a superposition ofplane waves with random phases and Gaussian random amplitudes, but withfixed wavelength.
random phase and amplitude ⇓ ⇓ fixed wavelength
Wavefunctions ofinteracting atoms
Ψ(S)nSz
= N∑
r,{p}A(S)n (r, {p})δ({p}2 − 2mE
(S)n ) Ψ
(S)r{p}Sz⇑
wavefunctions of non-interacting atoms — symmetrized plane waves
A(S)n
∗(r′, {p′})A(S)
n (r, {p}) =δr′rδ{p′}{p}
δ({p′}2 − {p}2)(generalization of[Srednicki (1994)])
DECAY OF STATES WITH DEFINED TOTAL SPINS
Weisskopf-Wigner estimate for the decay rate
Γ = 2π|〈Ψ(S′)n′S′
z|Vspin|Ψ(S)
nSz〉|2 dn
dE(S′)n′
|E(S′)n′ =E
(S)n
|〈Ψ(S′)n′S′
z|Vspin|Ψ(S)
nSz〉|2 = (NN ′)2
∑
{p}{p′}δ({p}2−2mE
(S)n )δ({p′}2−2mE
(S′)n′ )
calculated with sum rules −→ ×∑
r,r′|〈Ψ(S′)
r′{p′}S′z|Vspin|Ψ(S)
r{p}Sz〉|2
[VY, PRA 91, 053601 (2015); ArXiv 1506.01268]
Spin-dependent two-body interactions
Vspin =g⇈Dd
2V⇈+
g�Dd
2V�+g
↑↓DdV↑↓, g3d = 4π~2
a
m, g2d = g3d
√
mωconf2π~
Γ(S)Sz
= ΓDd
{
[(S − 1)2 − S2z ](S
2 − S2z)
2S(S − 1)(2S − 1)(2S + 1)N(N + 2S)(N + 2S + 2)α2+
+(S2 − S2
z)(N + 2S + 2)
S(2S + 1)N
[
α2+S2z(N + 2)
S2 − 1+ α2−(N − 2) + 4α+α−Sz
]
+[(S + 1)2 − S2
z ](N − 2S)
(S + 1)(2S + 1)N
[
α2+S2z(N + 2)
S(S + 2)+ α2−(N − 2) + 4α+α−Sz
]
+[(S + 1)2 − S2
z ][(S + 2)2 − S2z ]
2(S + 1)(S + 2)(2S + 1)(2S + 3)N(N − 2S)(N − 2S − 2)α2+
}
α+ = (a⇈ + a� − 2a↑↓)/a ,α− = (a⇈ − a�)/a, a = (a⇈ + a� + a↑↓)/3
Γ3d = 2√
πT/ma2n3d, Γ2d =π
2a2ωconfn2d
THE DECAY MINIMIZATION BY FESHBACH RESONANCE
10-4
10-3
10-2
10-1
100
101
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000
Sz=S-200
Sz=S-2
N=10000 atoms 87Rb,
Γ Sz
(S) /Γ
Dd
S
no tuningFeshbach tuning of a↓ ↓ (B0≈1007.4G, ∆≈0.21G)Feshbach tuning of a↑ ↓ (B0≈9.13G, ∆≈15mG)
10-4
10-3
10-2
10-1
100
101
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
B-B0
Feshbach tuning of a↑ ↓
Γ Sz
(S) /Γ
Dd
B-B
0, G
S
Sz=S-100Sz=S-20Sz=S-5
87Rb, n3d = 1012cm−3, T = 1µK: Γ3d ≈ 0.9s−1
a↑↓ tuning at Sz ≈ ±S, N ≫ 1: α+ ≈ ∓α−
Γ(S)Sz
∼ α2+ΓDd
N
TWO-BODY CORRELATIONS
Local correlations of atoms in different spin-states— calculated with sum rules.
Averaged over states with defined total spin
ρ(S,Sz)↑↓ =
〈ρ2(0)〉N (N − 1)
(
1
4N (N − 2) + S(S + 1)− 2S2
z
)
〈ρ2(0)〉 — the average two-body density, independent of S and Sz
Averaged over the thermal equilibrium with given total spin projection(occupations of the individual spin-states)
ρ(N↑,N↓)↑↓ =
〈ρ2(0)〉N (N − 1)
(
1
4N2 − S2
z
)
= ρ(S,Sz)↑↓ − 〈ρ2(0)〉
N (N − 1)
(
S2 − S2z + S − N
4
)
SELECTION RULES (arbitrary s)
perm
utat
ions
SN
N=4, s=1, M=3
transformations in the spin space [SU(M)]
allowed?
H = Hspat + Hspin +∑
1≤j1<j2<···<jk≤N
Wk(j1, . . . , jk)
Wk({j}) =∑
{m},{m′}〈{m′}|W (rj1, . . . , rjk)|{m}〉
k∏
i=1
|m′i(ji)〉〈mi(ji)|,
— k-body interaction, depends on the spin states |m(j) >and coordinates rj of k atoms j1, . . . , jk
SELECTION RULES (arbitrary s)
H = Hspat + Hspin +∑
1≤j1<j2<···<jk≤N
Wk(j1, . . . , jk)
Wk({j}) =∑
{m},{m′}〈{m′}|W (rj1, . . . , rjk)|{m}〉
k∏
i=1
|m′i(ji)〉〈mi(ji)|,
— k-body interaction, depends on the spin states |m(j) >and coordinates rj of k atoms j1, . . . , jk
〈Ψ[λ′]|Wk({j})|Ψ[λ]〉 = 〈Ψ[λ′]|Wk(N − k, . . . , N )|Ψ[λ]〉(both Ψ[λ] and Ψ[λ′] are either symmetric or antisymmetric)Invariance over permutations of the first N − k atoms
— reduction to subgroup SN ⇒ SN−kOrthogonality relations.
SELECTION RULES
H = Hspat + Hspin +∑
1≤j1<j2<···<jk≤N
Wk(j1, . . . , jk)
Wk({j}) =∑
{m},{m′}〈{m′}|W (rj1, . . . , rjk)|{m}〉
k∏
i=1
|m′i(ji)〉〈mi(ji)|,
— k-body interaction, depends on the spin states |m(j) >and coordinates rj of k atoms j1, . . . , jk
〈Ψ[λ′]|Wk({j})|Ψ[λ]〉 = 〈Ψ[λ′]|Wk(N − k, . . . , N )|Ψ[λ]〉(both Ψ[λ] and Ψ[λ′] are either symmetric or antisymmetric)Invariance over permutations of the first N − k atoms
— reduction to subgroup SN ⇒ SN−kOrthogonality relations.
λ and λ′ differ by relocation of no more than k boxes between their rows
SELECTION RULES
Wk({j}) =∑
{m},{m′}〈{m′}|W (rj1, . . . , rjk)|{m}〉
k∏
i=1
|m′i(ji)〉〈mi(ji)|,
— k-body interaction, depends on the spin states |m(j)〉and coordinates rj of k atoms j1, . . . , jk
〈Ψ[λ′]|Wk({j})|Ψ[λ]〉λ and λ′ differ by relocation of no more than k boxes between their rows
Two-bodyinteraction(k = 2) λ λ’
SELECTION RULES
Wk({j}) =∑
{m},{m′}〈{m′}|W (rj1, . . . , rjk)|{m}〉
k∏
i=1
|m′i(ji)〉〈mi(ji)|,
— k-body interaction, depends on the spin states |m(j) >and coordinates rj of k atoms j1, . . . , jk
〈Ψ[λ′]|Wk({j})|Ψ[λ]〉λ and λ′ differ by relocation of no more than k boxes between their rows
Two-bodyinteraction(k = 2) λ λ’
M∑
m=1
|λm − λ′m| ≤ 2k
CORRELATION RULES
Eigenstate-averaged local correlations of k particles vanish if k exceeds thenumber of columns (for bosons) or rows (for fermions) in the associated Youngdiagram
correlations (fermions)spatial
(fermions)spin
correlations (bosons)
CORRELATION RULES
Eigenstate-averaged local correlations of k particles vanish if k exceeds thenumber of columns (for bosons) or rows (for fermions) in the associated Youngdiagram
correlations (fermions)spatial
(fermions)spin
correlations (bosons)
Valid for both spatial 〈Ψ[λ]|∏ki=2 δ(r1 − ri)|Ψ[λ]〉
and momentum 〈Ψ[λ]|∏ki=2 δ(p1 − pi)|Ψ[λ]〉 correlations
POPULATION OF MANY-BODY STATES
Spatially-homogeneous spin-changing (conserves the Young diagram)Whom(t) =
∑
m6=m′Wmm′(t)|m〉〈m′| (example — the π/2 pulse)
Spatially-inhomogeneous spin-conserving (moves one box)Winh(r, t) =
∑
mWm(r, t)|m〉〈m|
POPULATION OF MANY-BODY STATES
Spatially-homogeneous spin-changing (conserves the Young diagram)Whom(t) =
∑
m6=m′Wmm′(t)|m〉〈m′| (example — the π/2 pulse)
Spatially-inhomogeneous spin-conserving (moves one box)Winh(r, t) =
∑
mWm(r, t)|m〉〈m|
1 spin state
POPULATION OF MANY-BODY STATES
Spatially-homogeneous spin-changing (conserves the Young diagram)Whom(t) =
∑
m6=m′Wmm′(t)|m〉〈m′| (example — the π/2 pulse)
Spatially-inhomogeneous spin-conserving (moves one box)Winh(r, t) =
∑
mWm(r, t)|m〉〈m|
fermion correlations
Whom1 spin state
2 spin states
POPULATION OF MANY-BODY STATES
Spatially-homogeneous spin-changing (conserves the Young diagram)Whom(t) =
∑
m6=m′Wmm′(t)|m〉〈m′| (example — the π/2 pulse)
Spatially-inhomogeneous spin-conserving (moves one box)Winh(r, t) =
∑
mWm(r, t)|m〉〈m|
Whom Winh1 spin state
2 spin states
fermion correlations
POPULATION OF MANY-BODY STATES
Spatially-homogeneous spin-changing (conserves the Young diagram)Whom(t) =
∑
m6=m′Wmm′(t)|m〉〈m′| (example — the π/2 pulse)
Spatially-inhomogeneous spin-conserving (moves one box)Winh(r, t) =
∑
mWm(r, t)|m〉〈m|
Whom Winh Whom1 spin state
2 spin states
3 spin states
fermion correlations
CONSERVATION LAWS
Integrals of moton — the character operators
[Dirac, Proc. R. Soc. A (1929)]
χ(CN ) =∑
P∈CN
P/g(CN )
(The sum is over all g(CN ) permutations in a conjugate class CN )Their eigenvalues χλ(CN ) — the normalized characters
Each spatial orbital is occupied only by one particle
Average spatial and momentum local correlations
ρ[λ]k ({0}) = ρ
[λ]k 〈ρk({0})〉 , g
[λ]k ({0}) = ρ
[λ]k 〈gk({0})〉
〈ρk({0})〉 and 〈gk({0})〉 λ— multiplet independentMultiplet dependence — the universal factor
ρ[λ]k =
∑
Ck
sig(Ck)g(Ck)χλ(Ck)