417 research outputs found
Chiral ordered phases in a frustrated S=1 chain with uniaxial single-ion-type anisotropy
The ground-state phase transitions of a frustrated S=1 Heisenberg chain with
the uniaxial single-ion-type anisotropy and the frustrating
next-nearest-neighbor coupling are studied. For the system, it has been shown
that there are gapless and gapped chiral phases in which the chirality \kappa_l
= S^x_l S^y_{l+1} - S^y_l S^x_{l+1} exhibits a finite long-range order (LRO)
and the spin correlation decays either algebraically or exponentially. In this
study, the transitions between the Haldane and chiral phase and between the
large-D (LD) and chiral phase are investigated using the infinite-system
density-matrix renormalization group method. It is found that there exist two
types of gapped chiral phases, "chiral Haldane" and "chiral LD" phases, in
which the string LRO coexists with the chiral LRO and the string correlation
decays exponentially, respectively.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figures, submitted to Canadian Journal of Physics for the
Proceedings of the Higly Frustrated Magnetism 2000 Conference, Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada, June 11-15, 200
Counter operation in nonlinear micro-electro-mechanical resonators
This paper discusses a logical operation of multi-memories that consist of
coupled nonlinear micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) resonators. A MEMS
resonator shows two coexisting stable states when nonlinear responses appear.
Previous studies addressed that a micro- or nano-electrical-mechanical
resonator can be utilized as a mechanical 1-bit memory or mechanical logic
gates. The next phase is the development of logic system with coupled
multi-resonators. From the viewpoint of application of nonlinear dynamics in
coupled MEMS resonators, we show the first experimental success of the
controlling nonlinear behavior as a 2-bit binary counter.Comment: 5 pages, 13 figure
Active and reactive power in stochastic resonance for energy harvesting
A power allocation to active and reactive power in stochastic resonance is
discussed for energy harvesting from mechanical noise. It is confirmed that
active power can be increased at stochastic resonance, in the same way of the
relationship between energy and phase at an appropriate setting in resonance.Comment: 3 pages, 4 figure
Power packet transferability via symbol propagation matrix
Power packet is a unit of electric power transferred by a power pulse with an
information tag. In Shannon's information theory, messages are represented by
symbol sequences in a digitized manner. Referring to this formulation, we
define symbols in power packetization as a minimum unit of power transferred by
a tagged pulse. Here, power is digitized and quantized. In this paper, we
consider packetized power in networks for a finite duration, giving symbols and
their energies to the networks. A network structure is defined using a graph
whose nodes represent routers, sources, and destinations. First, we introduce
symbol propagation matrix (SPM) in which symbols are transferred at links
during unit times. Packetized power is described as a network flow in a
spatio-temporal structure. Then, we study the problem of selecting an SPM in
terms of transferability, that is, the possibility to represent given energies
at sources and destinations during the finite duration. To select an SPM, we
consider a network flow problem of packetized power. The problem is formulated
as an M-convex submodular flow problem which is known as generalization of the
minimum cost flow problem and solvable. Finally, through examples, we verify
that this formulation provides reasonable packetized power.Comment: Submitted to Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical,
Physical and Engineering Science
Sine-square deformation of free fermion systems in one and higher dimensions
We study free fermion systems with the sine-square deformation (SSD), in
which the energy scale of local Hamiltonians is modified according to the
scaling function f(x)=sin^2[\pi(x-1/2)/L], where x is the position of the local
Hamiltonian and L is the length of the system in the x direction. It has been
revealed that when applied to one-dimensional critical systems the SSD realizes
the translationally-invariant ground state which is the same as that of the
uniform periodic system. In this paper, we propose a simple theory to explain
how the SSD maintains the translational invariance in the ground-state wave
function. In particular, for a certain one-dimensional system with SSD, it is
shown that the ground state is exactly identical with the Fermi sea of the
uniform periodic chain. We also apply the SSD to two-dimensional systems and
show that the SSD is able to suppress the boundary modulations from the open
edges extremely well, demonstrating that the SSD works in any dimensions and in
any directions.Comment: 9 pages, 6 figures. v2: accepted versio
Ground-State Phase Diagram of Frustrated Anisotropic Quantum Spin Chains
Recent studies on the frustrated quantum spin chains with easy-plane
anisotropy are reviewed. We are particularly interested in novel "chiral"
phases characterized by the spontaneous breaking of the parity symmetry. The
ground-state phase diagrams of the chains are discussed.Comment: 6 pages (ptptex.sty), 3 figures, to appear in Prog. Theor. Phys.
Suppl. (Proc. of the 16th Nishinomiya-Yukawa Symposium and YITP International
Workshop, Nov. 2001
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