Here I present code to carry out the local density approximation (LDA) assuming spherical symmetry in the 3D Fermi-Hubbard model realized in an optical lattice experiment with ultracold atoms.
The LDA is used to calculate profiles of the thermodynamic quantities, using as a seed the results from numerical calculations of the homogeneous 3D Fermi-Hubbard model.
This software was written by Pedro M. Duarte. The data for the homogeneous 3D Hubbard model was provided by Thereza Paiva and Ehsan Khatami.
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