Thermodynamic Density Matrix renormalization Group Study of the Magnetic Susceptibility of Half-integer Quantum Spin Chains
S. Moukouri, L. G. Caron
Abstract
It is shown that White's density matrix renormalization group technique can be adapted to obtain thermodynamic quantities. As an illustration, the magnetic susceptibility of Heisenberg S=1/2 and S=3/2 spin chains are computed. A careful finite size analysis is made to determine the range of temperatures where the results are reliable. For the S=1/2 chain, the comparison with the exact Bethe ansatz curve shows an agreement within 1% down to T=0.05J.
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