Dynamics of spin helices in the diluted one-dimensional model
arXiv:2404.17558 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.110.023313
Abstract
Motivated by discrepancies between recent cold atom experiments and the associated theory, we explore the effect of immobile holes on the quantum dynamics of - spin helices in the one-dimensional model. We calculate the exact spin dynamics by mapping onto a system of non-interacting fermions, averaging over the distribution of holes. At small hole densities we find that the helical spin pattern decays exponentially, with a pitch dependence that agrees with the experiments. At large hole densities we instead find persistent oscillations. While our analytic approach does not generalize to the model with arbitrary anisotropies, we validate a matrix product state technique which might be used to model the experiments in those settings.
10 pages, 8 figures
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