The dispersion of a single hole in an antiferromagnet
arXiv:cond-mat/9709235 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.57.5298
Abstract
We revisit the problem of the dispersion of a single hole injected into a quantum antiferromagnet. We applied a spin-density-wave formalism extended to a large number of orbitals and obtained an integral equation for the full quasiparticle Green's function in the self-consistent "non-crossing" Born approximation. We found that for , the bare fermionic dispersion is completely overshadowed by the self-energy corrections. We obtain a broad incoherent continuum which extends over a frequency range of and a narrow region of width below the top of the valence band, where the excitations are mostly coherent, though with a small quasiparticle residue . Furthermore, we argue in this paper that two-magnon Raman scattering as well as neutron scattering experiments strongly suggest that the zone boundary magnons are not free particles since a substantial portion of their spectral weight is transferred into an incoherent background. We modeled this effect by introducing a cutoff in the integration over magnon momenta. We found analytically that for small , the strong coupling solution for the Green's function is universal, and both effective masses are equal to . We further computed the full fermionic dispersion for relevant for , and and found not only that the masses are both equal to , but also that the energies at and are equal, the energy at is about half of that at , and the bandwidth for the coherent excitations is around . All of these results are in full agreement with the experimental data.
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