Anizotropic Ising Model on 2D Kagomé Lattice as an Inhomogeneous XYZ Integrable Model
Shahane A. Khachatryan, Hrachya Babujian, Ara G. Sedrakyan
Abstract
We investigate a generalized inhomogeneous two-dimensional Ising model on the kagomé lattice with two alternating couplings Ji and J'i, i=1,2,3, along the three lattice directions. The local Boltzmann weights are mapped onto a non-symmetric eight-vertex R-matrix satisfying the free-fermion condition for arbitrary values of the six couplings. We analyze the Yang--Baxter structure for the cases J'i=Ji and J'i=-Ji and derive the corresponding one-dimensional quantum spin chains in the anisotropic limit. The first case yields a transverse-field Ising-type Hamiltonian, while the second leads to a modified chain with a graded permutation structure and shifted partition-function zeros. For a partially anisotropic model, we also obtain the free energy and specific heat.
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