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25 April 2024
 
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Surface free energy of the open XXZ spin-1/2 chain
K. K. Kozlowski ; B. Pozsgay ;
Date 27 Jan 2012
AbstractWe study the boundary free energy of the XXZ spin-$ f{1}{2}$ chain subject to diagonal boundary fields. We first show that the representation for its finite Trotter number approximant obtained by Bortz, Frahm and G"{o}hmann is related to the partition function of the six-vertex model with reflecting ends. Building on the Tsuchiya determinant representation for the latter quantity we are able to take the infinite Trotter number limit. This yields a representation for the surface free energy which involves the solution of the non-linear integral equation that governs the thermodynamics of the XXZ spin-1/2 chain subject to periodic boundary conditions. We show that this integral representation allows one to extract the low-$T$ asymptotic behavior of the boundary magnetization at finite external magnetic field on the one hand and numerically plot this function on the other hand.
Source arXiv, 1201.5884
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