journal article·2020-08-13Open access

Dynamical spectral function from numerical renormalization group: A full excitation approach

Ke Yang, Ning-Hua Tong

Physical Review B· Volume 102· Issue 8

Abstract

For a given quantum impurity model, Wilson's numerical renormalization group (NRG) naturally defines a NRG Hamiltonian whose exact eigenstates and eigenenergies are obtainable. We give exact expressions for the free energy, static, as well as dynamical quantities of the NRG Hamiltonian. The dynamical spectral function from this approach contains full excitations including intra- and intershell excitations. For the spin-boson model, we compare the spectral function obtained from the present method and the full density matrix (FDM) method, showing that while both guarantee rigorous sum rule, the full excitation approach avoids the causality problem of FDM method.
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