The thermopower properties of interacting systems

The study investigated how different interaction scales—attractive interactions, nearest-neighbor interactions, sublattice potentials, and electron-phonon coupling—affect the Seebeck coefficient in quantum systems. Results show these additional scales can enhance the Seebeck coefficient and cause multiple sign changes with doping. This anomalous behavior is linked to gap opening and Fermi surface reconstruction.

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