9.2. Fermion identities Prove that c (a) c(a+1) = (a) + (a+1) c (a)
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9.2. Fermion identities Prove that c
(a) c†(a+1) = −˜σ
−
(a) ˜σ
+
(a+1)
c†
(a) c†(a+1) = ˜σ
+
(a) ˜σ
+
(a+1)
c
(a) c(a+1) = −˜σ
−
(a) ˜σ
−
(a+1).
Moreover, show that the order operators of the Ising model can be expressed in terms of the fermion operators c
(a) and c†
(a) as
σ
3
(a) = 2c†
(a) c(a)−1, ˜σ
1
(a) ˜σ1(a+1) = c†(a)−c(a)
c†(a+1)−c(a+1)
.
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Statistical Field Theory An Introduction To Exactly Solved Models In Statistical Physics
ISBN: 9780198788102
2nd Edition
Authors: Giuseppe Mussardo
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