We study the nonlinear lattice effect on the ground state in a one-dimensional spinless Holstein model with nonadiabitical coupling and squeezing by means of the parameter variational approach. Our results show that the introduction of a hard quartic term in the lattice potential increases the ground state energy of the system when electron-phonon coupling is strong, and the increment is sensitive to the magnitude of the lattice quartic force constant. In this case the nonlinear lattice effects should be taken into account to describe satisfactorily some physical properties of the coupling system.
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机译：We study the nonlinear lattice effect on the ground state in a one-dimensional spinless Holstein model with nonadiabitical coupling and squeezing by means of the parameter variational approach. Our results show that the introduction of a hard quartic term in the lattice potential increases the ground state energy of the system when electron-phonon coupling is strong, and the increment is sensitive to the magnitude of the lattice quartic force constant. In this case the nonlinear lattice effects should be taken into account to describe satisfactorily some physical properties of the coupling system.
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