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25 April 2024
 
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Magnon-magnon interactions in the Spin-Peierls compound CuGeO_3
C. Gros ; W. Wenzel ; A. Fledderjohann ; P. Lemmens ; M. Fischer ; G. Güntherodt ; M. Weiden ; C. Geibel ; F. Steglich ;
Date 11 Dec 1996
Journal Phys. Rev. B 55, 15048 (1997).
Subject Strongly Correlated Electrons | cond-mat.str-el
AffiliationDortmund), W. Wenzel(Dortmund), A. Fledderjohann(Wuppertal), P. Lemmens(Aachen), M. Fischer(Aachen), G. Güntherodt(Aachen), M. Weiden(Darmstadt), C. Geibel(Darmstadt), F. Steglich(Darmstadt
AbstractIn a magnetic substance the gap in the Raman spectrum, Delta_R, is approximatively twice the value of the neutron scattering gap, Delta_S, if the the magnetic excitations (magnons) are only weakly interacting. But for CuGeO_3 the experimentally observed ratio Delta_R/Delta_S is approximatively 1.49-1.78, indicating attractive magnon-magnon interactions in the quasi-1D Spin-Peierls compound CuGe_3. We present numerical estimates for Delta_R/Delta_S from exact diagonalization studies for finite chains and find agreement with experiment for intermediate values of the frustration parameter alpha. An analysis of the numerical Raman intensity leads us to postulate a continuum of two-magnon bound states in the Spin-Peierls phase. We discuss in detail the numerical method used, the dependence of the results on the model parameters and a novel matrix-element effect due to the dimerization of the Raman-operator in the Spin-Peierls phase.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/9612101
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