Quantum phase transitions in the Triangular-lattice Bilayer Heisenberg Model
Rajiv R. P. singh, Norbert Elstner
Abstract
We study the triangular lattice bilayer Heisenberg model with antiferromagnetic interplane coupling J and nearest neighbour intraplane coupling J= λJ, which can be ferro- or antiferromagnetic, by expansions in λ. For negative λ a phase transition is found to an ordered phase at a critical λc=-0.2636 0.0001 which is in the 3D classical Heisenberg universality class. For λ>0, we find a transition at a rather large λc≈ 1.2. The universality class of the transition is consistent with that of Kawamura's 3D antiferromagnetic stacked triangular lattice. The spectral weight for the triplet excitations, at the ordering wavevector, remains finite at the transition, suggesting that a phase with free spinons does not exist in this model.
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