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Quasiparticles in the XXZ model
The coordinate Bethe ansatz solutions of the XXZ model for a one-dimensional
spin-1/2 chain are analyzed with focus on the statistical properties of the
constituent quasiparticles. Emphasis is given to the special cases known as XX,
XXX, and Ising models, where considerable simplifications occur. The XXZ
spectrum can be generated from separate pseudovacua as configurations of sets
of quasiparticles with different exclusion statistics. These sets are
complementary in the sense that the pseudovacuum of one set contains the
maximum number of particles from the other set. The Bethe ansatz string
solutions of the XXX model evolve differently in the planar and axial regimes.
In the Ising limit they become ferromagnetic domains with integer-valued
exclusion statistics. In the XX limit they brake apart into hard-core bosons
with (effectively) fermionic statistics. Two sets of quasiparticles with spin
1/2 and fractional statistics are distinguished, where one set (spinons)
generates the XXZ spectrum from the unique, critical ground state realized in
the planar regime, and the other set (solitons) generates the same spectrum
from the twofold, antiferromagnetically ordered ground state realized in the
axial regime. In the Ising limit, the solitons become antiferromagnetic domain
walls.Comment: 6 figure
9-n-Butyl-9,9′-bi[9H-fluorene]
In the title compound, C30H26, the dihedral angle between the two fluorene ring systems is 61.75 (4)°
WHAM Observations of H-alpha Emission from High Velocity Clouds in the M, A, and C Complexes
The first observations of the recently completed Wisconsin H-Alpha Mapper
(WHAM) facility include a study of emission lines from high velocity clouds in
the M, A, and C complexes, with most of the observations on the M I cloud. We
present results including clear detections of H-alpha emission from all three
complexes with intensities ranging from 0.06 R to 0.20 R. In every observed
direction where there is significant high velocity H I gas seen in the 21 cm
line we have found associated ionized hydrogen emitting the H-alpha line. The
velocities of the H-alpha and 21 cm emission are well correlated in every case
except one, but the intensities are not correlated. There is some evidence that
the ionized gas producing the H-alpha emission envelopes the 21 cm emitting
neutral gas but the H-alpha "halo", if present, is not large. If the H-alpha
emission arises from the photoionization of the H I clouds, then the implied
Lyman continuum flux F_{LC} at the location of the clouds ranges from 1.3 to
4.2 x 10^5 photons cm^{-2} s^{-1}. If, on the other hand, the ionization is due
to a shock arising from the collision of the high-velocity gas with an ambient
medium in the halo, then the density of the pre-shocked gas can be constrained.
We have also detected the [S II] 6716 angstrom line from the M I cloud and have
evidence that the [S II] to H-alpha ratio varies with location on the cloud.Comment: 32 pages, 18 figures, to appear in ApJ (Sept. 10, 1998
Chiral symmetry and strangeness content in nuclear physics parametrized by a medium dependent bag constant
Non-perturbative QCD vacuum effects at finite density are parametrized by
means of a bag constant . It is extracted from a Nambu- Jona Lasinio model
with two or three flavors. The parameter is used in an effective
quark-meson coupling model to study the nuclear phenomenology. We examine the
nucleon structure and the thermodynamical properties of symmetric nuclear
matter, particular attention is paid to the symmetry energy and to the eventual
phase transition to deconfined quark matter. An alternative sketch of the
binding mechanism of symmetric nuclear matter emerges within this approach. It
is also found that the inclusion of strangeness content in is crucial for
an appropriate description.Comment: 7 pages LaTeX, 3 PostScript figures, Minor changes, References added,
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Vector-pseudoscalar two-meson distribution amplitudes in three-body meson decays
We study three-body nonleptonic decays by introducing two-meson
distribution amplitudes for the vector-pseudoscalar pair, such that the
analysis is simplified into the one for two-body decays. The twist-2 and
twist-3 two-meson distribution amplitudes, associated with
longitudinally and transversely polarized mesons, are constrained by the
experimental data of the and branching
ratios. We then predict the and decay
spectra in the invariant mass. Since the resonant contribution in the
channel is negligible, the above decay spectra provide a clean test
for the application of two-meson distribution amplitudes to three-body
meson decays.Comment: 9 pages, 1 figure, Revtex4, version to appear in PR
Dimers and the Critical Ising Model on Lattices of genus>1
We study the partition function of both Close-Packed Dimers and the Critical
Ising Model on a square lattice embedded on a genus two surface. Using
numerical and analytical methods we show that the determinants of the Kasteleyn
adjacency matrices have a dependence on the boundary conditions that, for large
lattice size, can be expressed in terms of genus two theta functions. The
period matrix characterizing the continuum limit of the lattice is computed
using a discrete holomorphic structure. These results relate in a direct way
the lattice combinatorics with conformal field theory, providing new insight to
the lattice regularization of conformal field theories on higher genus Riemann
Surfaces.Comment: 44 pages, eps figures included; typos corrected, figure and comments
added to section
Doping dependence of the coupling of electrons to bosonic modes in the single-layer high-temperature Bi2Sr2CuO6 superconductor
A recent highlight in the study of high-Tc superconductors is the observation
of band renormalization / self-energy effects on the quasiparticles. This is
seen in the form of kinks in the quasiparticle dispersions as measured by
photoemission and interpreted as signatures of collective bosonic modes
coupling to the electrons. Here we compare for the first time the self-energies
in an optimally doped and strongly overdoped, non-superconducting single-layer
Bi-cuprate (Bi2Sr2CuO6). Besides the appearance of a strong overall weakening,
we also find that weight of the self-energy in the overdoped system shifts to
higher energies. We present evidence that this is related to a change in the
coupling to c-axis phonons due to the rapid change of the c-axis screening in
this doping range.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figure
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