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JVanUW
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Hi,
I just started self studying solid state and I'm having trouble figuring out what the hamiltonian for a square lattice would be when considering the Heisenberg interaction.
I reformulated the dot product into 1/2( Si+Si+δ+ +Si+δ+S-- ) + SizSi+δz
and use
Siz = S-ai+ai
Si+ = √2S]ai
...
Si+δz=-S+ai+δ+ai+δ
...
Etc.
But I'm getting for the terms of the hamiltonian
aiai+δ +ai+δ+ai+ ...
but don't these terms violate momentum conservation?
What is the real Heisenberg interaction hamiltonian for the square lattice?
I just started self studying solid state and I'm having trouble figuring out what the hamiltonian for a square lattice would be when considering the Heisenberg interaction.
I reformulated the dot product into 1/2( Si+Si+δ+ +Si+δ+S-- ) + SizSi+δz
and use
Siz = S-ai+ai
Si+ = √2S]ai
...
Si+δz=-S+ai+δ+ai+δ
...
Etc.
But I'm getting for the terms of the hamiltonian
aiai+δ +ai+δ+ai+ ...
but don't these terms violate momentum conservation?
What is the real Heisenberg interaction hamiltonian for the square lattice?