Numerical evidence for the spin-Peierls state in the frustrated quantum antiferromagnet
P. W. Leung, Ngar-wing Lam
Abstract
We study the spin-12 Heisenberg antiferromagnet with an antiferromagnetic J3 (third nearest neighbor) interaction on a square lattice. We numerically diagonalize this ``J1-J3'' model on clusters up to 32-sites and search for novel ground state properties as the frustration parameter J3/J1 changes. For ``larger'' J3/J1 we find enhancement of incommensurate spin order, in agreement with spin-wave, large-N expansions, and other predictions. But for intermediate J3/J1, the low lying excitation energy spectrum suggests that this incommensurate order is short-range. In the same region, the first excited state has the symmetries of the columnar dimer (spin-Peierls) state. The columnar dimer order parameter suggests the presence of long-range columnar dimer order. Hence, this spin-Peierls state is the best candidate for the ground state of the J1-J3 model in an intermediate J3/J1 region.
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