The anisotropic Heisenberg model close to the Ising limit: triangular lattice vs. effective models
arXiv:2510.12667 · doi:10.1103/f5xy-9q3m
Abstract
Stimulated by recent experiments on materials representing the realization of the anisotropic Heisenberg spin- model on the triangular lattice, we explore further properties of such a model in the easy-axis regime and the plausibility of finding effective models that capture similar physics. We show that, at finite fields, the magnetization curve as well as the transverse magnetization (superfluid) order parameter of the triangular lattice model are indeed qualitatively reproduced by anisotropic Heisenberg models on the honeycomb or the square lattice. At the point of correspondence to the zero-field triangular lattice model, however, the bipartite models are qualitatively different as they remain gapless even at with a small but finite . Conversely, we present several additional numerical studies of the full model on the triangular lattice which support the appearance of a gap at zero field and . In particular, the magnetization curve as well as the spin stiffness indicate a transition/crossover from gappless to gapped regimes at with . We also show that deviations from the linear spin-wave theory and the emergence of the gap can be traced back to the strong effective repulsion between magnon excitations, showcasing similarity to strongly correlated systems.
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