Thermal form factors of the XXZ chain and the large-distance asymptotics of its temperature dependent correlation functions
Maxime Dugave, Frank G\"ohmann, Karol K. Kozlowski

TL;DR
This paper derives explicit form factor formulas for the XXZ chain's temperature-dependent correlation functions, enabling precise asymptotic analysis at large distances and temperatures, and confirms conformal field theory predictions.
Contribution
The authors develop novel form factor expressions suitable for the infinite Trotter limit, facilitating detailed asymptotic analysis of finite-temperature correlations in the XXZ chain.
Findings
Explicit large-distance asymptotics for longitudinal two-point functions at low temperatures.
Validation of conformal field theory predictions through direct calculation.
Effective summation of dominant form factors in high- and low-temperature regimes.
Abstract
We derive expressions for the form factors of the quantum transfer matrix of the spin-1/2 XXZ chain which are suitable for taking the infinite Trotter number limit. These form factors determine the finitely many amplitudes in the leading asymptotics of the finite-temperature correlation functions of the model. We consider form-factor expansions of the longitudinal and transversal two-point functions. Remarkably, the formulae for the amplitudes are in both cases of the same form. We also explain how to adapt our formulae to the description of ground state correlation functions of the finite chain. The usefulness of our novel formulae is demonstrated by working out explicit results in the high- and low-temperature limits. We obtain, in particular, the large-distance asymptotics of the longitudinal two-point functions for small temperatures by summing up the asymptotically most relevant…
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