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Edge exponent in the dynamic spin structure factor of the Yang-Gaudin model Mikhail Zvonarev Harvard University Thierry Giamarchi Geneva University Vadim Cheianov Lancaster University PRB 80, 201102(R) (2009) Mobile impurity / itinerant ferromagnet Mobile impurity Spin-down particle Host particles Spin-up particles Equivalent problem: dynamics of quantum mobile ferromagnet One-dimensional itinerant ferromagnets Bosons in 1D carrying spin (1/2 for simplicity) Theorem: if the interaction term is rotationally invariant than the ground state is ferromagnetic Excitations: longitudinal spin waves (linear dispersion = plasmons) Excitations: transverse spin waves (quadratic dispersion = magnons) Effective mass One-dimensional itinerant ferromagnets – Yang-Gaudin (iso)spin 1/2 bosons, spin-independent interaction: Bethe-Ansatz solvable when - Yang-Gaudin model Wave functions, spectrum C. N. Yang, PRL 19, 1312 (1967); and thermodynamics are known. M. Gaudin Phys. Lett. A 24, 55 (1967) Dimensionless coupling: Dispersion of spinless boson gas: Dispersion of bosons with spin: Effective mass in the Yang-Gaudin model ( ) Bogoliubov Tonks-Girardeau J. N. Fuchs et. al., PRL 95, 150402 (2005) Tonks-Girardeau (TG) limit: short-range potential is infinitely strong Effective mass diverges in the TG limit: (it costs no energy to flip a spin when ) Dynamical structure factor for Exited states are made by one magnon and arbitrary number of plasmons (particle-hole pairs or density fluctuations) Similar to a polaron problem Effective model: magnon carries momentum , its dispersion has a minimum around . Plasmons have a linear dispersion. Effective Hamiltonian: Free plasmons = Luttinger Liquid Plasmons linearly coupled to the magnon Effective theory (indegrability not needed) Talk by Leonid Glazman Free plasmons = Luttinger Liquid: magnon Plasmons linearly coupled to the magnon depend on !!! Momentum is arbitrary !!! Dynamical structure factor and integrability Integrable models: (a) Infinitely many mutually commuting integrals of motion (b) Eigenfunctions and spectrum can be found explicitly We replace Replace with with Integrals of motion Different The same Edge exponents in integrable models Excitation spectrum near the edge: all particle-hole pairs except one are near Fermi surface. We replace with We require spectrum of We require Integrals of motion be gapless at momentum Edge exponents in the Yang-Gaudin model We compare spectrum of with the spectrum of and get through the solution of the integral equation Edge exponents in the Yang-Gaudin model (continued) Luttinger parameter K Small momentum: Limit of strong repulsion: logarithmic diffusion Infinite repulsion: spin-down (red) particle cannot exchange the position with its neighbors Results: as Here or “logarithmic diffusion” Luttinger parameter Logarithmic diffusion vs. Lutinger Liquid Intensity plot of White dotted line: crossover from trapped to open regime: Dashed green lines: lightcone corresponding to density excitations of spinless bosons in the plane at Remarks Edge exponents were calculated for the Yang-Gaudin model using a combination of the Bethe Ansatz and effective theory approach (so far there is only one – Calodgero-Sutherland – model, whose edge exponents are calculated from the Bethe Ansatz exclusively) The effective theory is Luttinger Liquid plus a mobile impurity, not just a Luttinger Liquid, since the dispersion is quadratic at small momentum There is a possibility to extract the edge exponents from the analysis (experiment) in the real space & time.