Hole motion in the Ising antiferromagnet: an application of the recursion method

Abstract

We study hole motion in the Ising antiferromagnet using the recursion method. Using the retraceable path approximation we find the hole's Green's function as well as its wavefunction for arbitrary values of $t/J_z$. The effect of small transverse interaction also is taken into account. Our results provide some additional insight into the self-consistent Born approximation.

8 pages, RevTex, no figures. Accepted for publication in Phys.Rev.B

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