Anomalous magnetization process in frustrated spin ladders
T\^oru Sakai, Kiyomi Okamoto, Kouichi Okunishi, Masahiro Sato

TL;DR
This paper investigates unusual magnetization behaviors in frustrated S=1 two-leg spin ladders at zero temperature, identifying specific magnetization plateaux and anomalies through combined analytical and numerical methods.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis of magnetization plateaux in frustrated spin ladders using both analytical and numerical techniques, highlighting the existence of the M=Ms/2 plateau.
Findings
Confirmation of the M=Ms/2 plateau in frustrated ladders
Identification of additional plateaux at M=Ms/4 and 3Ms/4
Consistent results from analytical and numerical methods
Abstract
We study, at T=0, the anomalies in the magnetization curve of the S=1 two-leg ladder with frustrated interactions. We focus mainly on the existence of the plateau, where is the saturation magnetization. We use analytical methods (degenerate perturbation theory and non-Abelian bosonization) as well as numerical methods (level spectroscopy and density matrix renormalization group), which lead to the consistent conclusion with each other. We also touch on the and plateaux and cusps.
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