Very High Precision Determination of Low-Energy Parameters: The 2-d Heisenberg Quantum Antiferromagnet as a Test Case
arXiv:1011.6205 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.83.155120
Abstract
The 2-d spin 1/2 Heisenberg antiferromagnet with exchange coupling is investigated on a periodic square lattice of spacing at very small temperatures using the loop-cluster algorithm. Monte Carlo data for the staggered and uniform susceptibilities are compared with analytic results obtained in the systematic low-energy effective field theory for the staggered magnetization order parameter. The low-energy parameters of the effective theory, i.e.\ the staggered magnetization density , the spin stiffness , and the spin wave velocity are determined with very high precision. Our study may serve as a test case for the comparison of lattice QCD Monte Carlo data with analytic predictions of the chiral effective theory for pions and nucleons, which is vital for the quantitative understanding of the strong interaction at low energies.
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