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Localized spin systems : from BEC to Luttiger liquids T. Giamarchi http://dpmc.unige.ch/gr_giamarchi/ A. Tsvelik (BNL) R. Chitra (Jussieu) A. Tsvelik (BNL) R. Chitra (Jussieu) E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon) R. Citro (Salerno U.) A. Tsvelik (BNL)


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Localized spin systems : from BEC to Luttiger liquids

  • T. Giamarchi

http://dpmc.unige.ch/gr_giamarchi/

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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)
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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)

Collaborations:

  • M. Klanjsek +

group C. Berthier (Grenoble)

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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)

Collaborations:

  • M. Klanjsek +

group C. Berthier (Grenoble)

  • B. Thielemann +

group C. Ruegg (LCN/PSI) +LANL Group

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  • A. Tsvelik (BNL)
  • R. Chitra (Jussieu)
  • E. Orignac (ENS-Lyon)
  • R. Citro (Salerno U.)
  • P. Bouillot (Geneva)
  • C. Kollath (Polytechnique)
  • M. Zvonarev (LPTMS)

Collaborations:

  • M. Klanjsek +

group C. Berthier (Grenoble)

  • B. Thielemann +

group C. Ruegg (LCN/PSI) +LANL Group

  • D. Poilblanc ,

S Capponi (Toulouse)

  • A. Laüchli (Dresden)
  • B. Normand
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Quantum magnetism

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Quantum magnetism

 Mott insulator: charge gapped

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Quantum magnetism

 Mott insulator: charge gapped

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Quantum magnetism

 Mott insulator: charge gapped  Spin ½ degrees of freedom remains

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Quantum magnetism

 Mott insulator: charge gapped  Spin ½ degrees of freedom remains  Superexchange:

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Quantum magnetism

 Mott insulator: charge gapped  Spin ½ degrees of freedom remains  Superexchange:

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Quantum magnetism

 Mott insulator: charge gapped  Spin ½ degrees of freedom remains  Superexchange:  Highly non trivial physics and phases

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Itinerant quantum systems

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Itinerant quantum systems

 Very complicated (screened long range Coulomb)

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Itinerant quantum systems

 Very complicated (screened long range Coulomb)  Find simplified models (Hubbard, t-J, etc…..)

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Itinerant quantum systems

 Very complicated (screened long range Coulomb)  Find simplified models (Hubbard, t-J, etc…..)

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Itinerant quantum systems

 Very complicated (screened long range Coulomb)  Find simplified models (Hubbard, t-J, etc…..)

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Itinerant quantum systems

 Very complicated (screened long range Coulomb)  Find simplified models (Hubbard, t-J, etc…..)  Physics: artefact of the approximations used ?

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Itinerant quantum systems

 Very complicated (screened long range Coulomb)  Find simplified models (Hubbard, t-J, etc…..)  Physics: artefact of the approximations used ?  Use localised spin systems as controlled realizations

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Dimer systems

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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Dimer systems

Jr À J

E H S T

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h m

Gapped

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h m

Gapped

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h m

Gapped

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h m

Gapped

hc1

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h m

Gapped

hc1 hc2

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h m

Gapped

hc1 hc2

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h m

Gapped

hc1 hc2

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h m

Gapped

hc1 hc2

 Quantum phase transition

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h m

Gapped

hc1 hc2

 Quantum phase transition  Magnetic field: ``chemical potential’’ for the

triplon band (interacting intinerant ``particles’’)

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Two examples

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Two examples

 Bose Einstein condensation

(d=3,d=2….)

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Two examples

 Bose Einstein condensation

(d=3,d=2….)

 Tomonaga-Luttinger liquids

(d=1)

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Bose Einstein condensation

h T

Gapped

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Bose Einstein condensation

(TG and A. M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (1999))

h T

Gapped

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Bose Einstein condensation

(TG and A. M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (1999))

 Phase of the boson : order in the X-Y plane

h T

Gapped

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Bose Einstein condensation

(TG and A. M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (1999))

 Phase of the boson : order in the X-Y plane  Why useful: close to hc1,hc2 : nearly free bosons

h T

Gapped

mx = 0

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Bose Einstein condensation

(TG and A. M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (1999))

 Phase of the boson : order in the X-Y plane  Why useful: close to hc1,hc2 : nearly free bosons

h T

Gapped

Tc » (h – hc)2/d mx = 0 mx ≠ 0

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Bose Einstein condensation

(TG and A. M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (1999))

 Phase of the boson : order in the X-Y plane  Why useful: close to hc1,hc2 : nearly free bosons

h T

Gapped

Tc » (h – hc)2/d mx = 0 mx ≠ 0

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Bose Einstein condensation

(TG and A. M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (1999))

 Phase of the boson : order in the X-Y plane  Why useful: close to hc1,hc2 : nearly free bosons

h T

Gapped

Tc » (h – hc)2/d mx = 0 mx ≠ 0

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Non monotonous mz(T)

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Non monotonous mz(T)

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Non monotonous mz(T)

Cusp !

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Non monotonous mz(T)

Cusp !

NMR relaxation time

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Non monotonous mz(T)

Cusp !

NMR relaxation time

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Experimental realization: TlCuCl3

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Experimental realization: TlCuCl3

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  • T. Nikuni et al., PRL 84

5868 (2000)

Experimental realization: TlCuCl3

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  • T. Nikuni et al., PRL 84

5868 (2000)

Experimental realization: TlCuCl3

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  • C. Ruegg et al., PRB 65 132415 (2002)

Neutron evidence

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  • C. Ruegg et al., PRB 65 132415 (2002)

Neutron evidence

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  • C. Ruegg et al., PRB 65 132415 (2002)
  • C. Ruegg et al., Nature 423 62 (2003)

Neutron evidence

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  • C. Ruegg et al., PRB 65 132415 (2002)
  • C. Ruegg et al., Nature 423 62 (2003)

Neutron evidence

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Other noteworthy realizations

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Other noteworthy realizations

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Other noteworthy realizations

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S.E. Sebastian et al. Nature 441 617 (2006)

Other noteworthy realizations

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S.E. Sebastian et al. Nature 441 617 (2006)

Other noteworthy realizations

+ Many theoretical works: Tsunetsugu, Troyer, Rice, Mila, Affleck, Normand, Batista, Oshikawa, Haas, ........

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S.E. Sebastian et al. Nature 441 617 (2006)

Other noteworthy realizations

+ Many theoretical works: Tsunetsugu, Troyer, Rice, Mila, Affleck, Normand, Batista, Oshikawa, Haas, ........

TG, Ch. Rüegg, O. Tchernyshyov, Nat. Phys. 4 198 (08)

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Spins – Cold atoms complementary

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Spins – Cold atoms complementary

 Cold atoms:

  • control of lattice and parameters
  • short range interactions
  • inhomogeneous systems
  • probes
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Spins – Cold atoms complementary

 Cold atoms:

  • control of lattice and parameters
  • short range interactions
  • inhomogeneous systems
  • probes

 BEC dimers/spins:

  • homogeneous, density control
  • probes
  • lattice fixed by chemistry
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Spins – Cold atoms complementary

 Cold atoms:

  • control of lattice and parameters
  • short range interactions
  • inhomogeneous systems
  • probes

 BEC dimers/spins:

  • homogeneous, density control
  • probes
  • lattice fixed by chemistry
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Spins – Cold atoms complementary

 Cold atoms:

  • control of lattice and parameters
  • short range interactions
  • inhomogeneous systems
  • probes

 BEC dimers/spins:

  • homogeneous, density control
  • probes
  • lattice fixed by chemistry
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Bose glass phase

TG + H. J. Schulz PRB 37 325 (1988); M.P.A. Fisher et al. PRB 40 546 (1989)

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Bose glass phase

  • T. Hong, A. Zheludev, H. Manaka L.P. Regault,

arXiv/0909.1496

TG + H. J. Schulz PRB 37 325 (1988); M.P.A. Fisher et al. PRB 40 546 (1989)

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Bose glass phase

  • T. Hong, A. Zheludev, H. Manaka L.P. Regault,

arXiv/0909.1496 IPA-Cu(Cl0.95Br0.05)3

TG + H. J. Schulz PRB 37 325 (1988); M.P.A. Fisher et al. PRB 40 546 (1989)

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Bose glass phase

  • T. Hong, A. Zheludev, H. Manaka L.P. Regault,

arXiv/0909.1496 IPA-Cu(Cl0.95Br0.05)3 d m/d h = compressibility

TG + H. J. Schulz PRB 37 325 (1988); M.P.A. Fisher et al. PRB 40 546 (1989)

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Bose glass phase

  • T. Hong, A. Zheludev, H. Manaka L.P. Regault,

arXiv/0909.1496 IPA-Cu(Cl0.95Br0.05)3 d m/d h = compressibility h Sx i = h à i superfluid order parameter

TG + H. J. Schulz PRB 37 325 (1988); M.P.A. Fisher et al. PRB 40 546 (1989)

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Bose glass phase

  • T. Hong, A. Zheludev, H. Manaka L.P. Regault,

arXiv/0909.1496 IPA-Cu(Cl0.95Br0.05)3 d m/d h = compressibility h Sx i = h à i superfluid order parameter

TG + H. J. Schulz PRB 37 325 (1988); M.P.A. Fisher et al. PRB 40 546 (1989)

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Tomonaga Luttinger Liquid

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What about d= 1 ?

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What about d= 1 ?

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What about d= 1 ?

J

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What about d= 1 ?

J J’

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What about d= 1 ?

J J’

 1D : hard core bosons are (spinless) fermions !  1D : no BEC

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What about d= 1 ?

J J’

 1D : hard core bosons are (spinless) fermions !  1D : no BEC

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What about d= 1 ?

J J’

 1D : hard core bosons are (spinless) fermions !  1D : no BEC  Allow to study interacting fermions/bosons:

Tomonaga Luttinger liquid

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

 Low energy effective description  Power law correlation functions

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

 Low energy effective description  Power law correlation functions

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

 Low energy effective description  All effects described by two parameters:

u and K (Luttinger liquid parameters)

 Power law correlation functions  Fractional excitations

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

 Low energy effective description  All effects described by two parameters:

u and K (Luttinger liquid parameters)

 Power law correlation functions  Fractional excitations

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

 Low energy effective description  All effects described by two parameters:

u and K (Luttinger liquid parameters)

 Power law correlation functions  Fractional excitations

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Tomonaga Luttinger liquid theory ( )

2

2 1 1

( ) (0) cos( / )

K z z x x

S x S x a π = +

 Low energy effective description  All effects described by two parameters:

u and K (Luttinger liquid parameters)

 Power law correlation functions  Fractional excitations

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BPCB-HPIP

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BPCB-HPIP

  • B. C. Watson et al., PRL 86 5168 (2001)
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BPCB-HPIP

  • B. C. Watson et al., PRL 86 5168 (2001)
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BPCB-HPIP

  • B. C. Watson et al., PRL 86 5168 (2001)
  • M. Klanjsek et al.,

PRL 101 137207 (2008)

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BPCB-HPIP

  • B. C. Watson et al., PRL 86 5168 (2001)
  • M. Klanjsek et al.,

PRL 101 137207 (2008)

  • B. Thielemann et al.,

PRB 79, 020408(R) (2009)

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BPCB-HPIP

  • B. C. Watson et al., PRL 86 5168 (2001)
  • M. Klanjsek et al.,

PRL 101 137207 (2008)

  • B. Thielemann et al.,

PRB 79, 020408(R) (2009)

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Expected phase diagram

T H

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 gapped

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 gapped

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 gapped

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 gapped

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL Thermal gapped

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL Thermal gapped J

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL 3D Thermal gapped J

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL 3D Thermal gapped J

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL 3D Thermal gapped J

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL 3D Thermal gapped J J’

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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Expected phase diagram

T H hc1 hc2 LL 3D Thermal gapped J J’

  • S. Sachdev , T. Senthil, R. Shankar PRB 50 258 (94); R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG,

A.M. Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)

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How to compute

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How to compute

  • Analytical calculations (Luttinger liquid +

BA)

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How to compute

  • Analytical calculations (Luttinger liquid +

BA)

  • Numerical calculations (DMRG)
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How to compute

  • Analytical calculations (Luttinger liquid +

BA)

  • Numerical calculations (DMRG)
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How to compute

  • Analytical calculations (Luttinger liquid +

BA)

  • Numerical calculations (DMRG)
  • S. White
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Finite temperature DMRG

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Finite temperature DMRG

Specific heat of spin chain

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Magnetization

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Magnetization

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Magnetization

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
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Magnetization

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)

Fixes: Jr = 12.9 K J = 3.6 K

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Magnetization

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)

Fixes: Jr = 12.9 K J = 3.6 K

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Specific heat

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Specific heat

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Specific heat

  • Ch. Rüegg et al.,

PRL 101, 247202 (2008)

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Specific heat

  • Ch. Rüegg et al.,

PRL 101, 247202 (2008)

Peak : end of LL Luttinger liquid: Cv / ° T

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Specific heat

  • Ch. Rüegg et al.,

PRL 101, 247202 (2008)

Peak : end of LL Luttinger liquid: Cv / ° T

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Specific heat

  • Ch. Rüegg et al., PRL

101, 247202 (2008)

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Can one control TLL ?

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Can one control TLL ?

 Compute u(h) and K(h) from (Jr,J,h)

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Can one control TLL ?

 Compute u(h) and K(h) from (Jr,J,h)  No adjustable parameters !!

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Can one control TLL ?

 Compute u(h) and K(h) from (Jr,J,h)  No adjustable parameters !!  Get all (several) correlation functions

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Can one control TLL ?

 Compute u(h) and K(h) from (Jr,J,h)  No adjustable parameters !!  Get all (several) correlation functions

Allows to quantitatively test for TLL!

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Luttinger parameters

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Luttinger parameters

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
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Luttinger parameters

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
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Luttinger parameters

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)

Red : Ladder (DMRG) Green: Strong coupling (Jr → 1 ) (BA)

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Correlation functions

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Correlation functions

 NMR relaxation rate:

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
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Correlation functions

 NMR relaxation rate:

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
  • R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG, AM Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)
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Correlation functions

 NMR relaxation rate:  Tc to ordered phase: 1/J’ = Â1D(Tc)

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
  • R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG, AM Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)
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Correlation functions

 NMR relaxation rate:  Tc to ordered phase: 1/J’ = Â1D(Tc)

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
  • R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG, AM Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)
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Correlation functions

 NMR relaxation rate:  Tc to ordered phase: 1/J’ = Â1D(Tc)

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
  • R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG, AM Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)
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Correlation functions

 NMR relaxation rate:  Tc to ordered phase: 1/J’ = Â1D(Tc)

  • M. Klanjsek et al., PRL 101 137207 (2008)
  • R. Chitra, TG PRB 55 5816 (97); TG, AM Tsvelik PRB 59 11398 (99)
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Ordered phase

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Ordered phase

 Order parameter at T=0

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Ordered phase

 Order parameter at T=0

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Ordered phase

 Order parameter at T=0

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NMR

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NMR

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  • M. Klanjsek et al.,

PRL 101 137207 (2008)

NMR

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  • M. Klanjsek et al.,

PRL 101 137207 (2008)

NMR

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Neutrons

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Neutrons

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Neutrons

J’ = 27 mK

  • B. Thielemann et al.,

PRB 79, 020408(R) (2009)

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Neutrons

J’ = 27 mK

  • B. Thielemann et al.,

PRB 79, 020408(R) (2009)

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Neutrons

J’ = 27 mK

  • B. Thielemann et al.,

PRB 79, 020408(R) (2009)

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Beyond Luttinger liquid

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Beyond Luttinger liquid

 Close to the critical points: hc1, hc2:

dimensional crossover (fermions → bosons)

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Beyond Luttinger liquid

 Close to the critical points: hc1, hc2:

dimensional crossover (fermions → bosons)

 High energy correlations

(LL valid for !, T ¿ J)

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High energy dynamical correlations

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High energy dynamical correlations

  • B. Thielemann et al. PRL 102 107204 (2009)
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High energy dynamical correlations

  • B. Thielemann et al. PRL 102 107204 (2009)
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High energy dynamical correlations

  • B. Thielemann et al. PRL 102 107204 (2009)
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High energy dynamical correlations

  • B. Thielemann et al. PRL 102 107204 (2009)
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High energy dynamical correlations

  • B. Thielemann et al. PRL 102 107204 (2009)

Time dependent DMRG

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Conclusions

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Conclusions

 Localized spin systems have several behaviors

corresponding to itinerant quantum systems.

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Conclusions

 Localized spin systems have several behaviors

corresponding to itinerant quantum systems.

 BPCB (Ladders): remarkable system to show

quantitatively Tomonaga Luttinger liquid universality class

 Dimers offer several advantages;

BEC describes well systems in d=3, d=2.

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Conclusions

 Localized spin systems have several behaviors

corresponding to itinerant quantum systems.

 BPCB (Ladders): remarkable system to show

quantitatively Tomonaga Luttinger liquid universality class

 Dimers offer several advantages;

BEC describes well systems in d=3, d=2.

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Perspectives

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Perspectives

 Behavior close to quantum critical points:

Luttinger (fermions) → BEC (bosons)

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Perspectives

 Behavior close to quantum critical points:

Luttinger (fermions) → BEC (bosons)

 Dynamical quantities in the quantum critical

regime

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Perspectives

 Behavior close to quantum critical points:

Luttinger (fermions) → BEC (bosons)

 Dynamical quantities in the quantum critical

regime

 Other materials, impurities and doping