A note on ferromagnetism in the Hubbard model on the complete graph
Andreas Mielke, Hal Tasaki
Abstract
Recently there have appeared some papers which discuss the existence of ferromagnetism in the Hubbard model defined on the complete graph. At least for the special electron number Ne=N-1, where N denotes the number of sites in the lattice, the existence of ferromagnetism in this model was established rigorously some time ago, as special (and indeed the simplest) cases of more general classes of models. Here we explain these implications to clarify the situation, although we believe the implications are straightforward. We are posting this note to the preprint archive to make it public, but we are not planning to publish it in other forms. This is because we do not think the problem warrants any extra publications, and we believe that the validity of our explanation is evident to the readers.
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