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Does the Mermin-Wagner theorem forbid superconductivity in the 2D Hubbard-Model?

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Answered by vrrunda
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In the 2D Hubbard model (two spatial dimensions) the Mermin-Wagner theorem does not allow a phase transition." I am quite illiterate concerning this theorem and hearsay. Does the theorem apply to a superconducting transition as well? References that justify its applicability are welcome.
Answered by MsQueen
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"In the 2D Hubbard model (two spatial dimensions) the Mermin-Wagner theorem does not allow a phase transition." I am quite illiterate concerning this theorem and hearsay. Does the theorem apply to a superconducting transition as well? References that justify its applicability are welcome.


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