Nature of order from random two-body interactions
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Abstract: We investigate the origin of order in the low-lying spectra of many-body systems with random two-body interactions. Our study based both on analytical as well as on numerical arguments shows that except for the most -stretched states, the ground states in the higher -sectors are more orderly and develop larger energy gaps than the ones in the J=0-sector. Due to different characteristic energy scales in different -sectors the J=0 ground states may predominate only when all the states are taken together.
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