Gaussian Time-Dependent Variational Principle for Bosons Contact Interaction in one dimension
Arthur K. Kerman, Paolo Tommasini
Abstract
We investigate the Dirac time-dependent variational method using a Gaussian trial functional for an infinite one dimensional system of Bosons interacting through a repulsive contact interaction. The method produces a set of non-linear time dependent equations for the variational parameters. By solving the static equations we have calculated the ground state energy per particle. We have also considered small oscillations about equilibrium and obtain mode equations which lead us to a gapless dispersion relation. The existence of an exact numerical solution for the ground state energy and excitations obtained by Lieb allow us to compare with the Gaussian results. We can also, as the system becomes less dilute, see the improvement of the results as compared with the Bogoliubov scheme.
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