Por José Carmelo (Universidade do Minho).

Abstract: A transformation that accounts for a universality found recently concerning the spectral functions of both integrable and non-integrable one-dimensional (1D) correlated systems is used to generate from the pseudofermion dynamical theory of the integrable 1D Hubbard model a corresponding renormalized theory with additional electron finite-range interactions. The latter theory is used to describe the experimental spectral lines in the angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy (ARPES) of two low-dimensional systems: The quantum line defects in the two-dimensional van der Waals layered semiconductor MoSe2 and an anisotropic InSb(001) surface covered with Bi. The theoretical predictions refer to high-energy ω windows in the vicinity of the peaks of the observed spectral lines. For the parameters values for which the predicted peaks distribution agrees with that in the ARPES images, the low-energy power-law density of states suppression exponent α is given by α ≈ 0.72−078 for the MoSe2 line defects and α ≈ 0.60 − 0.70 for Bi/InSb(001), in agreement with their experimental uncertainties. (For the 1D Hubbard model, α < 1/8).