Fig. 4: QMC-SAC results compared with perturbative energy levels. | npj Quantum Materials

Fig. 4: QMC-SAC results compared with perturbative energy levels.

From: Fractional and composite excitations of antiferromagnetic quantum spin trimer chains

Fig. 4: QMC-SAC results compared with perturbative energy levels.

ad Show results for Sred(q, ω) in the reduced BZ, while eh show S(q, ω) in the full BZ as in Fig. 2. In ad the magenta and red solid lines are respectively the lower boundary \({\omega }_{{{{\rm{l}}}}}={{{\rm{\pi }}}}{J}_{{{{\rm{eff}}}}}\left|\sin (q)\right|/2\) and upper boundary \({\omega }_{{{{\rm{u}}}}}={{{\rm{\pi }}}}{J}_{{{{\rm{eff}}}}}\left|\sin (q/2)\right|\) of the two-spinon continuum, the black solid lines represent the dispersion relations (see Eqs. 68) corresponding to the intermediate-energy spectrum. The green solid lines are the dispersion relations (see Eqs. 917) corresponding to the higher-energy spectrum. The dispersion relations in full BZ are obtained by unfolding the results in the reduced BZ. The boundaries between the linear and logarithmic color mappings are ad U0 = 4 and eh U0 = 5, respectively, as indicated on the color bars.

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