A continuum approximation for the excitations of the (1,1,...,1) interface in the quantum Heisenberg model
Oscar Bolina, Pierluigi Contucci, Bruno Nachtergaele, Shannon Starr

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that, under proper scaling, the low-energy excitations of a specific interface in the quantum Heisenberg model can be approximated by the spectrum of a lower-dimensional Laplacian, linking quantum spin models to classical differential operators.
Contribution
The paper introduces a continuum approximation for the low-lying excitations of the (1,1,...,1) interface in the quantum Heisenberg model, connecting quantum spin excitations to classical Laplacian spectra.
Findings
Low-lying excitation energies correspond to the spectrum of a (d-1)-dimensional Laplacian.
The approximation holds under an appropriate scaling regime.
Provides a bridge between quantum spin models and classical differential operators.
Abstract
It is shown that, with an appropriate scaling, the energy of low-lying excitations of the (1,1,...,1) interface in the -dimensional quantum Heisenberg model are given by the spectrum of the -dimensional Laplacian on an suitable domain.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTheoretical and Computational Physics · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Quantum many-body systems
