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A NNALES DE L ’I. H. P., SECTION A

R. L IMA

S. M IRACLE -S OLE

Existence of a lower bound of the compressibility in quantum lattice gases

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Existence of

a

lower bound

of the compressibility in quantum lattice gases

R. LIMA (*) S. MIRACLE-SOLE (**)

Centre de Physique Theorique. C. N. R.. S., 31, chemin J.-Aiguier,

13274 Marseille, (France)

Ann, Henri Poincaré, Vol. XX, 3, 1974,

Section A :

Physique théorique,

ABSTRACT. The existence of a

positive

lower bound of the

compressi- bility

is

proved

in the case of

general

quantum lattice systems at

high

temperature.

1. The

compressibility

has been shown to be

strictly positive

for certain classical

[1], [4]

and quantum systems

[2]

of

interacting particles

in

equili-

brium. This

implies

that the pressure is a continuous function of the

density,

as it is

expected

in an

empirical

basis. In the

general

case of quantum lattice systems the

continuity

of the pressure has been

proved

in

[3]. By

an argument based on the Tomita-Takesaki

Theory

of K. M. S. states, but the

possibility

of the existence of

points

of

vanishing compressibility

has not

been ruled out

by

this method. Here we will also be concerned with

general

lattice systems, but our argument will follow as in

[2]

a method

inspired

from the classical case. With it we are able to find a

positive

lower bound

on the

compressibility.

However the

application

of the method appears

to be restricted to interactions

verifying

the condition 1 which will be introduced in the

following.

We can say, because the temperature appears pp as a

multiplicative

p constant

- 1&#x3E;,

that the result remains valid

~T

only

at

high

temperature

(Although

in a

large

range that the one in which

(*) Attache de Recherches. Centre de Physique Theorique, Marseille.

(**) Maitre de Recherches. Centre de Physique Theorique, Marseille.

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286 R. LIMA AND S. MIRACLE-SOLE

the

analyticity

of the pressure has been

proved).

In order to get a result valid for every

T,

some new

techniques,

restricted to less

general

systems,

as the Wiener

integral,

have to be introduced

(see [2]).

2. Let A be a finite subset of a v-dimensional lattice Z" and denote

by I A I

the number of

points

of A.

The Hilbert space of the states of the system inside the

region

A is

a

2||-dimensional

Hilbert space. We choose in an orthonormal basis whose

elements I X &#x3E;

are indexed

by

the subsets of A. If X c

A

1 c

A2

we

identify

the

element I X &#x3E;

of 1 and and we get 1 c A number operator N = N* is defined

through I X &#x3E; .

The interaction

potentiel 1&#x3E;(.)

is a function

applying

every finite subset X ~ ~ of 7 v into a

self-adjoint

operator in Then the Hamiltonian of the system in A is the

following

operator

Q being

an operator on

~~

the

equilibrium expectation

value of

Q

is

given by

We assume that the interaction

D(X)

for all X c A commutes with the

number operator

N,

and that it verifies

for some 03B1 &#x3E; 0.

THEOREM.

Suppose that ~

I&#x3E;

Ila 1,

a &#x3E;

0,

then the

following inequality

is veri ed

where A is a certain

P ositive

constant

independent of

A and p

= 201420142014

the density. 1/B I

Remark. The

right

hand side of the

inequality

is the

expression

of

the

compressibility

for the system in a

region A,

or in more

precise

terms, the

compressibility

X is as follows :

Since A is

independent

of

A,

a

rigorous

lower bound on the

compressibility

follows from the theorem.

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287

A LOWER BOUND OF THE COMPRESSIBILITY IN QUANTUM LATTICE GASES

In order to prove the theorem we will

adapt

some methods used in the classical case.

First we introduce the creation and annihilation operators

by

means of

the number operator can then be written as

We introduce also an

auxiliary

operator R

by

for which the

following

j lemma * can be

proved.

R2 -

NR &#x3E; I ~ A A ! I then,

Proof of

the The lemma follows from the Schwartz

inequality

in the form

It suffices to

verify

the

following expressions

since then

and

finally

Proof of

the theorem.

2014 Using

this

lemma,

in order to prove the

theorem,

it suffices to prove that

where

by computation

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288 R. LIMA AND S. MIRACLE-SOLE

We use the formulae

where

and therefore

We write

and we remark that we may restrict the summations in

( 1 ) by

the condi-

tions

(defining

also

SJ:

Notice that

Si

contains at

most

... 1

elements,

therefore

with

Let us

suppose ~03A6~03B1 1,

then

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A LOWER BOUND OF THE COMPRESSIBILITY IN QUANTUM LATTICE GASES 289

On the other

hand,

if we

developp

both terms in the commutator

We may restrict the summations

by

We see that there are in each term at most

(1

1 --

K 1

+ ... +

Kn) possi-

bilities for

points

x to

give

non zero terms,

coupled

to

( 1

+

K~

+ ... +

K~) possibilities

for y. But we have also

and we can

similarly bound, provided

that

1,

We conclude then at the

inequality required

in the

hypothesis

of the

lemma with

and the theorem is

proved.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

It is a

pleasure

to

acknowledge helpful

discussions we had with J. GiNi-

BRE and D. W. ROBINSON. In

particular,

we are indebted to J. GINIBRE for a useful

sugestion concerning

the extension of the results to a more

general

class of

potentials ((X 5~ 1 ).

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290 R. LIMA AND S. MIRACLE-SOLE

[1] D. RUELLE, Statistical Mechanics, Ch. 3.4 Benjamin, New York, 1969.

[2] J. GINIBRE, Phys. Rev. Letters, t. 24, 1970, p. 1473.

[3] R. B. GRIFFITHS and D. RUELLE, Commun. Math. Phys., t. 23, 1971, p. 169.

[4] L. A. PASTUR, T. M. P., t. 14, 1973, p. 211.

(Manuscrit revise reçu le 18 décembre 1973).

Annales de l’Institut Henri Poincare - Section A

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