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Growth of a single stripe and a stripe phase from individual holes in the low-doping regime of a strongly correlated electron system
Yang, F ; Kou, SP
2010-05-06 ; 2010-05-06
关键词T-J MODEL MEAN-FIELD-THEORY INCOMMENSURATE MAGNETIC FLUCTUATIONS TRANSITION-METAL OXIDES LONG-RANGE INTERACTIONS DOPED ANTIFERROMAGNET WEAK FERROMAGNETISM SPIN FLUCTUATIONS HUBBARD-MODEL MU-SR Physics, Condensed Matter
中文摘要In this paper, it is shown how a single stripe and a stripe phase grow from individual holes in the low-doping regime. In an effective low-energy description of the t-J model, i.e., the phase-string model, a hole doped into the spin-ordered phase will induce a dipolar distortion in the background [Kou and Weng, Phys. Rev. B 67, 115103 (2003)]. We analyze the hole-dipole configurations with lowest energy under a dipole-dipole interaction and show that these holes tend to arrange themselves into a regular polygon. Such a stable polygon configuration will turn into a stripe as the number of hole dipoles becomes thermodynamically large and eventually a uniform stripe state can be formed, which constitutes an energetically competitive phase at low doping. We also briefly discuss the effect of Zn impurities on individual hole dipoles and stripes.
语种英语 ; 英语
出版者AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOC ; COLLEGE PK ; ONE PHYSICS ELLIPSE, COLLEGE PK, MD 20740-3844 USA
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/15389]  
专题清华大学
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Yang, F,Kou, SP. Growth of a single stripe and a stripe phase from individual holes in the low-doping regime of a strongly correlated electron system[J],2010, 2010.
APA Yang, F,&Kou, SP.(2010).Growth of a single stripe and a stripe phase from individual holes in the low-doping regime of a strongly correlated electron system..
MLA Yang, F,et al."Growth of a single stripe and a stripe phase from individual holes in the low-doping regime of a strongly correlated electron system".(2010).
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