Hidden Order and Dimerization Transition in Chains
arXiv:cond-mat/9604107 · doi:10.1143/JPSJ.65.1562
Abstract
We study ground state properties of the quantum antiferromagnetic chain with a bond alternation \[ H = \sum_{j} [ 1 + δ(-1)^j ] \mbox{\boldmath }_{j} \cdot \mbox{\boldmath }_{j+1} \] by a Quantum Monte Carlo calculation. We find that the hidden symmetry is broken for while it is unbroken in the other regions. This confirms the successive dimerization transitions first predicted by Affleck and Haldane. Our result shows that these transitions can be understood in terms of the hidden symmetry breaking, as was discussed using the Valence-Bond-Solid states. Furthermore, we find that the behavior of the generalized string correlation is qualitatively very similar to that in the Valence-Bond-Solid states, including the location of zeroes as a function of the angle parameter.
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