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Nematic, vector-multipole, and plateau-liquid states in the classical O(3) pyrochlore antiferromagnet with biquadratic interactions in applied magnetic field
The classical bilinear-biquadratic nearest-neighbor Heisenberg
antiferromagnet on the pyrochlore lattice does not exhibit conventional
Neel-type magnetic order at any temperature or magnetic field. Instead spin
correlations decay algebraically over length scales r ~ \sqrt{T}, behavior
characteristic of a Coulomb phase arising from a strong local constraint.
Despite this, its thermodynamic properties remain largely unchanged if Neel
order is restored by the addition of a degeneracy-lifting perturbation, e.g.,
further neighbor interactions. Here we show how these apparent contradictions
can be resolved by a proper understanding of way in which long-range Neel order
emerges out of well-formed local correlations, and identify nematic and
vector-multipole orders hidden in the different Coulomb phases of the model. So
far as experiment is concerned, our results suggest that where long range
interactions are unimportant, the magnetic properties of Cr spinels which
exhibit half-magnetization plateaux may be largely independent of the type of
magnetic order present.Comment: 27 pages latex, 25 eps figure
Two-orbital model for CeB
We describe a two-orbital tight-binding model with bases belonging to the
quartet. The model captures several characteristics of the
Fermiology unravelled by the recent angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopic
(ARPES) measurements on cerium hexaboride CeB samples cleaved along
different high-symmetry crystallographic directions, which includes the
ellipsoid-like Fermi surfaces (FSs) with major axes directed along -X.
We calculate various multipolar susceptibilities within the model and identify
the susceptibility that shows the strongest divergence in the presence of
standard onsite Coulomb interactions and discuss it's possible implication and
relevance with regard to the signature of strong ferromagnetic correlations
existent in various phases as shown by the recent experiments
Fracton hydrodynamics
We introduce new classes of hydrodynamic theories inspired by the recently
discovered fracton phases of quantum matter. Fracton phases are characterized
by elementary excitations (fractons) with restricted mobility. The hydrodynamic
theories we introduce describe thermalization in systems with fracton-like
mobility constraints, including fluids where charge and dipole moment are both
locally conserved, and fluids where charge is conserved along every line or
plane of a lattice. Each of these fluids is subdiffusive, and constitutes a new
universality class of hydrodynamic behavior. There are infinitely many such
classes, each with distinct subdiffusive exponents, all of which are captured
by our formalism. Our framework naturally explains recent results on dynamics
with constrained quantum circuits, as well as recent experiments with ultracold
atoms in tilted optical lattices. We identify crisp experimental signatures of
these novel hydrodynamics, and explain how they may be realized in near term
ultracold atom experiments.Comment: 5 + 10 pages. v2: minor revisions; references added. v3: published
version, with a few additional result
Many-body physics of spontaneously broken higher-rank symmetry: from fractonic superfluids to dipolar Hubbard model
Fractonic superfluids are exotic phases of matter in which bosons are subject
to mobility constraints, resulting in features beyond those of conventional
superfluids. These exotic phases arise from the spontaneous breaking of
higher-rank symmetry (HRS) in many-body systems with higher-moment
conservation, such as dipoles, quadrupoles, and angular moments. The aim of
this paper is to introduce exciting developments on the theory of spontaneous
symmetry breaking in such systems, which we refer to as ``many-fracton
systems''. More specifically, we introduce exciting progress on general aspects
of HRS, minimal model construction, realization of symmetry-breaking ground
states, order parameter, off-diagonal long-range order (ODLRO), Noether
currents with continuity equations, Gross-Pitaevskii equations, quantum
fluctuations, Goldstone modes, specific heat, generalized Mermin-Wagner
theorem, critical current, Landau criterion, symmetry defects, and
Kosterlitz-Thouless (KT)-like physics, hydrodynamics, and dipolar Hubbard model
realization. This paper is concluded with several future directions.Comment: Title changed, references updated. A short review on recent progress
on higher rank symmetry breaking, fractonic superfluids, dipole (and other
higher moments) conservation, and related topic
Theory of Multiple-q Multipole Orders and its Application to f-electron Systems
東京都立大学Tokyo Metropolitan University博士(理学)doctoral thesi
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