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Nonlocal Correlation Effects in dc and Optical Conductivity of the Hubbard Model
Conductivity is one of the most direct probes of electronic systems, yet its theoretical description remains challenging in the presence of strong non-local correlations. In this Letter, we analyze the conductivity of the half-filled single-band Hubbard model and identify the role of spatial correla
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