TCSA and the finite volume boundary state

Abstract

We develop a new way to calculate the overlap of a boundary state with a finite volume bulk state in the truncated conformal space approach. We check this method in the thermally perturbed Ising model analytically, while in the scaling Lee-Yang model numerically by comparing our results to excited state g-functions, which we obtained by the analytical continuation method. We also give a simple argument for the structure of the asymptotic overlap between the finite volume boundary state and a periodic multiparticle state, which includes the ratio of Gaudin type determinants.

29 pages, 15 figures, v2: typos corrected, comments added, references updated

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