The transition from an ordered antiferromagnet to a quantum disordered spin liquid in a solvable bilayer model
arXiv:cond-mat/9510151 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/32/9/008
Abstract
We present a spin-1/2 bilayer model for the quantum order-disorder transition which (i) can be solved by mean-field theory for bulk quantities, (ii) becomes critical at the transition, and (iii) allows to include intralayer frustration. We present numerical data (for systems with up to 240 sites) and analytical results for the critical coupling strength, ground-state energy, order parameter and for the gap. We show that the critical coupling decreases linearly with frustration.
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