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An approximate calculation of the excitation spectrum of the Heisenberg linear chain is performed by the Green's-function technique. Apart from the usual transverse Green's function, a longitudinal Green's function is also found useful. The decoupling procedure is not based on the two-sublattice picture, but utilizes the knowledge of known exact results about the ground state of the linear chain and the insight obtained from a model with explicitly known ground state. The equations are solved in a self-consistent manner, and the spectrum, except near the edge of the Brillouin zone, compares well the exact des Cloizeaux-Pearson result. We also provide an expression for the intensity for neutron-scattering studies; this can be checked against measurements on Cu Cl 2 ·2N( C 5 D 5 ) (CPC).
Physical Review B – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Oct 1, 1975
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