Two- and three-body bound states in one-dimensional Fermi bipolaron with three-body interaction
O. Hryhorchak, V. Pastukhov
Abstract
We discuss the ground-state properties of two bosonic (or spin-1/2 fermionic in a singlet spin state) impurities immersed in a one-dimensional ideal Fermi gas with only the three-body contact interaction accounted for. Despite its simplicity, the considered model is found to demonstrate a variety of medium-induced few-body bound states. Particularly, using variational calculations with trial wave functions that correctly take into account one particle-hole excitation, we predict the emergence of a dimer state and several trimer states over a wide range of the three-body coupling parameter.
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