Static and dynamic structure factors in the Haldane phase of the bilinear-biquadratic spin-1
K-H Muetter, A Schmitt, M Karbach, Y. Yu, G Mueller
Abstract
The excitation spectra of the T=0 dynamic structure factors for the spin, dimer, and trimer fluctuation operators as well as for the newly defined center fluctuation operator in the one-dimensional S=1 Heisenberg model wi th isotropic bilinear (Jθ) and biquadratic (Jθ) exchange are investigated via the recursion method for systems with up to N=18 site s over the predicted range, -π/4<θπ/4, of the topologically ordered Haldane phase. The four static and dynamic structure factors probe t he ordering tendencies in the various coupling regimes and the elementary and composite excitations which dominate the T=0 dynamics. At θ= 1/3 (VBS point), the dynamically relevant spectra in the invariant subspaces with total spin ST = 0,1,2 are dominated by a branch of magnon states (ST = 1), by continua of two-magnon scattering states (ST = 0,1,2), and by discrete branches of two-magnon bound states with positive interaction energy (ST = 0,2). The dimer and trimer spectra at q=π ar e found to consist of single modes with N-independent excitation energies ωλD/|e0|=5 and ωλT/|e0|=6, where e0=E0/N is the ground-state energy per site. The basic structure of the dynamically relevant excitation spectrum remains the same over a substantial parameter range within the Haldane phase. At the transition to the dimerized phase (θ=-π/4), the two-magnon excitations turn into two-spinon excitations.
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