11 research outputs found
Non-diagonal open spin-1/2 XXZ quantum chains by separation of variables: Complete spectrum and matrix elements of some quasi-local operators
The integrable quantum models, associated to the transfer matrices of the
6-vertex reflection algebra for spin 1/2 representations, are studied in this
paper. In the framework of Sklyanin's quantum separation of variables (SOV), we
provide the complete characterization of the eigenvalues and eigenstates of the
transfer matrix and the proof of the simplicity of the transfer matrix
spectrum. Moreover, we use these integrable quantum models as further key
examples for which to develop a method in the SOV framework to compute matrix
elements of local operators. This method has been introduced first in [1] and
then used also in [2], it is based on the resolution of the quantum inverse
problem (i.e. the reconstruction of all local operators in terms of the quantum
separate variables) plus the computation of the action of separate covectors on
separate vectors. In particular, for these integrable quantum models, which in
the homogeneous limit reproduce the open spin-1/2 XXZ quantum chains with
non-diagonal boundary conditions, we have obtained the SOV-reconstructions for
a class of quasi-local operators and determinant formulae for the
covector-vector actions. As consequence of these findings we provide one
determinant formulae for the matrix elements of this class of reconstructed
quasi-local operators on transfer matrix eigenstates.Comment: 40 pages. Minor modifications in the text and some notations and some
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Antiperiodic dynamical 6-vertex model I: Complete spectrum by SOV, matrix elements of the identity on separate states and connections to the periodic 8-vertex model
The spin-1/2 highest weight representations of the dynamical 6-vertex and the
standard 8-vertex Yang-Baxter algebra on a finite chain are considered in this
paper. For the antiperiodic dynamical 6-vertex transfer matrix defined on
chains with an odd number of sites, we adapt the Sklyanin's quantum separation
of variable (SOV) method and explicitly construct SOV representations from the
original space of representations. We provide the complete characterization of
eigenvalues and eigenstates proving also the simplicity of its spectrum.
Moreover, we characterize the matrix elements of the identity on separated
states by determinant formulae. The matrices entering in these determinants
have elements given by sums over the SOV spectrum of the product of the
coefficients of separate states. This SOV analysis is not reduced to the case
of the elliptic roots of unit and the results here derived define the required
setup to extend to the dynamical 6-vertex model the approach recently developed
in [1]-[5] to compute the form factors of the local operators in the SOV
framework, these results will be presented in a future publication. For the
periodic 8-vertex transfer matrix, we prove that its eigenvalues have to
satisfy a fixed system of equations. In the case of a chain with an odd number
of sites, this system of equations is the same entering in the SOV
characterization of the antiperiodic dynamical 6-vertex transfer matrix
spectrum. This implies that the set of the periodic 8-vertex eigenvalues is
contained in the set of the antiperiodic dynamical 6-vertex eigenvalues. A
criterion is introduced to find simultaneous eigenvalues of these two transfer
matrices and associate to any of such eigenvalues one nonzero eigenstate of the
periodic 8-vertex transfer matrix by using the SOV results. Moreover, a
preliminary discussion on the degeneracy of the periodic 8-vertex spectrum is
also presented.Comment: 36 pages, main modifications in section 3 and one appendix added, no
result modified for the dynamical 6-vertex transfer matrix spectrum and the
matrix elements of identity on separate states for chains with an odd number
of site
The tau_2-model and the chiral Potts model revisited: completeness of Bethe equations from Sklyanin's SOV method
The most general cyclic representations of the quantum integrable tau_2-model
are analyzed. The complete characterization of the tau_2-spectrum (eigenvalues
and eigenstates) is achieved in the framework of Sklyanin's Separation of
Variables (SOV) method by extending and adapting the ideas first introduced in
[1, 2]: i) The determination of the tau_2-spectrum is reduced to the
classification of the solutions of a given functional equation in a class of
polynomials. ii) The determination of the tau_2-eigenstates is reduced to the
classification of the solutions of an associated Baxter equation. These last
solutions are proven to be polynomials for a quite general class of
tau_2-self-adjoint representations and the completeness of the associated Bethe
ansatz type equations is derived. Finally, the following results are derived
for the inhomogeneous chiral Potts model: i) Simplicity of the spectrum, for
general representations. ii) Complete characterization of the chiral Potts
spectrum (eigenvalues and eigenstates) and completeness of Bethe ansatz type
equations, for the self-adjoint representations of tau_2-model on the chiral
Potts algebraic curves.Comment: 40 pages. Minor modifications in the text and some notation
On the form factors of local operators in the lattice sine-Gordon model
We develop a method for computing form factors of local operators in the
framework of Sklyanin's separation of variables (SOV) approach to quantum
integrable systems. For that purpose, we consider the sine-Gordon model on a
finite lattice and in finite dimensional cyclic representations as our main
example. We first build our two central tools for computing matrix elements of
local operators, namely, a generic determinant formula for the scalar products
of states in the SOV framework and the reconstruction of local fields in terms
of the separate variables. The general form factors are then obtained as sums
of determinants of finite dimensional matrices, their matrix elements being
given as weighted sums running over the separate variables and involving the
Baxter Q-operator eigenvalues.Comment: 43 page