Dynamic conductivity of one-dimensional ion conductors. Impedance, Nyquist diagrams

Abstract

Dynamic conductivity of the one-dimensional ion conductor is investigated at different values of the interaction constant between particles and the modulating field. The consideration is based on the hard-core boson lattice model. Calculations are performed for finite one-dimensional cluster using the exact diagonalization method. Frequency dependence of the dynamic conductivity and behaviour of its static component (Drude weight) in the charge-density-wave (CDW) and superfluid (SF) phases are studied. Frequency dispersion of impedance and loss tangent is calculated; the Nyquist diagrams are built and analyzed.

arXiv comment11 pages, 4 figures

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