Sine-Gordon low-energy effective theory for Copper Benzoate
Fabian H.L. Essler
TL;DR
This paper analyzes the specific heat data of Copper Benzoate using a Sine-Gordon low-energy effective theory, providing insights into its quantum magnetic properties.
Contribution
It introduces a Sine-Gordon effective theory to describe the low-energy behavior of Copper Benzoate, linking experimental data to theoretical modeling.
Findings
Successful fit of specific heat data with Sine-Gordon model
Identification of low-energy excitations consistent with theory
Enhanced understanding of quantum magnetism in Copper Benzoate
Abstract
Specific heat data for the quasi one dimensional quantum magnet Copper Benzoate (Cu(C_6D_5COO)_2 \cdot 3D_2O) is analyzed in the framework of an effective low-energy description in terms of a Sine-Gordon theory.
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