On the dynamics of interfaces in the ferromagnetic XXZ chain under weak perturbations
Bruno Nachtergaele, Wolfgang L Spitzer, Shannon Starr

TL;DR
This paper investigates the time evolution of interfaces in the ferromagnetic XXZ chain under weak magnetic perturbations, deriving leading behaviors and corrections in a specific scaling limit.
Contribution
It introduces a scaling limit framework for analyzing interface dynamics in the XXZ chain under weak magnetic fields and computes leading and first correction terms.
Findings
Derived the leading term of interface evolution in the scaling limit
Calculated the first correction to the leading behavior
Analyzed the case of a uniform magnetic field in detail
Abstract
We study the time evolution of interfaces of the ferromagnetic XXZ chain in a magnetic field. A scaling limit is introduced where the strength of the magnetic field tends to zero and the microscopic time to infinity while keeping their product constant. The leading term and its first correction are determined and further analyzed in more detail for the case of a uniform magnetic field.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTheoretical and Computational Physics · Random Matrices and Applications · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
