Resonating valence bond wave function for the two dimensional fractional spin liquid
S. Yunoki, S. Sorella
Abstract
The unconventional low-lying spin excitations, recently observed in neutron scattering experiments on Cs2 Cu Cl4, are explained with a spin liquid wave function. The dispersion relation as well as the wave vector of the incommensurate spin correlations are well reproduced within a projected BCS wave function with gapless and fractionalized spin-1/2 excitations around the nodes of the BCS gap function. The proposed wave function is shown to be very accurate for one-dimensional spin-1/2 systems, and remains similarly accurate in the two-dimensional model corresponding to Cs2 Cu Cl4, thus representing a good ansatz for describing spin fractionalization in two dimensions.
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