For the Quantum Heisenberg Ferromagnet, a Polymer Expansion and its High T Convergence
Paul Federbush
Abstract
We let Psi0 be a wave function for the Quantum Heisenberg ferromagnet sharp i sigmazi and Psimu = exp(-mu*H)Psi0. We study expectations similar to the form <Psimu,(sigmazi)Psimu>/<Psimu,Psimu> for which we present a formal polymer expansion, whose convergence we prove for sufficiently small mu. The approach of the paper is to relate the wavefunction Psimu to an approximation to it that is a product function. In the jth spot of the product approximation the upper component is phimu(j), and the lower component is (1-phimu(j)), where phi satisfies the lattice heat equation. This is shown via a cluster or polymer expansion. The present work began in a previous paper, primarily a numerical study, and provides a proof of results related to Conjecture 3 of this previous paper.
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