Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1

The results of investigations of magnets with spin s=1 are presented. The analysis of the possible symmetry of exchange interactions and its relationship with the magnetic degrees of freedom was done. We formulate the dynamics of normal non-equilibrium states. The generalization of the Bloch equatio...

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description The results of investigations of magnets with spin s=1 are presented. The analysis of the possible symmetry of exchange interactions and its relationship with the magnetic degrees of freedom was done. We formulate the dynamics of normal non-equilibrium states. The generalization of the Bloch equations is obtained and the effect of magnetic field on the spectral characteristics is considered. The influence of dissipative processes is investigated and the relaxation fluxes corresponding to the exchange symmetry of the magnetic Hamiltonian are obtained. Представлены результаты исследований магнетиков со спином 1. Дан анализ возможной симметрии обменных взаимодействий и ее связь с магнитными степенями свободы. Сформулирована динамика нормальных неравновесных состояний. Получено обобщение уравнения Блоха и изучено влияние магнитного поля на спектральные характеристики. Рассмотрено влияние диссипативных процессов и найдены релаксационные потоки, обусловленные обменной симметрией магнитного гамильтониана. Представлені результати досліджень магнетиків зі спіном 1. Дано аналіз можливої симетрії обмінних взаємодій та їх зв'язок з магнітними ступенями свободи. Сформульована динаміка нормальних нерівноважних станів. Отримано узагальнення рівняння Блоха і вивчено вплив магнітного поля на спектральні характеристики. Розглянуто вплив дисипативних процесів і знайдені релаксаційні потоки, зумовлені обмінної симетрією магнітного гамільтоніана.
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fulltext SYMMETRY, PHASE STATES AND DYNAMICS OF MAGNETS WITH SPIN s=1 M.Y. Kovalevsky 1,2∗and O.A. Kotelnikova 2 1National Science Center “Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology”, 61108, Kharkov, Ukraine 2Belgorod State University, 308015, Belgorod, Russia (Received November 7, 2011) The results of investigations of magnets with spin s = 1 are presented. The analysis of the possible symmetry of exchange interactions and its relationship with the magnetic degrees of freedom was done. We formulate the dynamics of normal non-equilibrium states. The generalization of the Bloch equations is obtained and the effect of magnetic field on the spectral characteristics is considered. The influence of dissipative processes is investigated and the relaxation fluxes corresponding to the exchange symmetry of the magnetic Hamiltonian are obtained. PACS: 75.10Dg, 75.25+z 1. INTRODUCTION The Landau-Lifshitz equation [1] defines the evolu- tion of magnets in terms of the spin vector. This equation is well justified for the spin s=1/2 and used for studying the static and dynamic properties of magnetic insulators [2]. Discovery of quadrupole states and synthesizing of high-spin molecules have required clarifying the ideology of the macroscopic description of magnets with a spin s > 1/2 [3]. An additional stimulus came from the investigating of Bose-Einstein condensates of neutral atoms with a nonzero spin [4, 5]. For them the realization the mag- netic states with higher symmetries of ordering, as compared with SO(3) symmetry, is possible. Using technology of optical lattices it will be possible, in principle, to construct magnetic materials with new physical properties at low temperatures. Two points must be kept in mind regarding the development of notions pertaining to a abridge de- scription of nonequilibrium magnetic states. The first is the need to extend the degrees of freedom in mag- netic systems with spin s > 1/2. For pure quan- tum states these degrees of freedom are associated with the number of parameters characterizing the one-particle spin states. The normalization condition and the freedom to choose the wave-function phase lead to Npure (s) = 4s independent parameters for spin s. In the case of mixed quantum states because of the hermiticity and the normalization condition for density matrix, the number of such parameters is Nmix (s) = 4s (s+ 1). The other important point in generalizing the macroscopic description of mag- nets is related to the notion of normal and degen- erate equilibrium states for quantum objects. Nor- mal states correspond to a paramagnetic state. The other states of magnets are states with spontaneously broken symmetry. Depending on the pattern of sym- metry breaking due to the nature of the order para- meter, adequately treating the system also requires extending the set of macroscopic parameters. Sev- eral options of dynamical behavior with different full sets of parameters of the abridge description can be realized in the s = 1 magnets. The set of these pa- rameters essentially depends on the symmetry of the Hamiltonian and the symmetry of equilibrium states, which may not coincide in general. 2. SYMMETRY OF THE EXCHANGE HAMILTONIAN AND EQUILIBRIUM STATES The symmetry of the exchange Hamiltonian and the equilibrium states allows one to find a set of ther- modynamic parameters describing the macroscopic magnetic states. To formulate these symmetry prop- erties, we use the construction of the Gibbs statisti- cal operator, which is not part of Hamiltonian me- chanics. We give the necessary mathematical for- mulation and physical clarifications regarding the use of the terms “normal” and “degenerate” equi- librium states below, using the language of quan- tum mechanics. In the case SO(3) symmetry the exchange interaction Hamiltonian and normal equi- libriums described by the Gibbs statistical operator ŵ (Y ) = exp (Ω − Yaγ̂a) satisfy the equalities[ Ĥ, Ŝα ] = 0, [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] = 0. (1) The generalized operator of spin moment is intro- duced here as Σ̂α (Y) ≡ Ŝα + SY α , SY α ≡ −iεαβγYβ ∂ ∂Yγ . (2) ∗Corresponding author E-mail address: mikov51@mail.ru 316 PROBLEMS OF ATOMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2012, N 1. Series: Nuclear Physics Investigations (57), p. 316-320. It acts in the Hilbert space and in the space of thermodynamic forces Ya = (Y0, Yα). The thermo- dynamic forces determine the temperature Y −1 0 ≡ T and the internal magnetic field −Yα/Y0 ≡ hα and conjugate with the motion integrals γ̂a ≡ Ĥ, Ŝα. The thermodynamic potential is can be determined from the condition of normalization Spŵ = 1. Relations (1) mean that the Hamiltonian and the equilibrium are invariant under unitary transformations of homo- geneous spin rotation Û = exp iθαΣ̂α (Y), whose gen- erator is the operator (2). Degenerate equilibriums have a symmetry lower than that of the Hamiltonian, with [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] �= 0. In the case of degenerate equi- librium states their description requires to use the quasiaverages conception [6, 7]. It hence follows that the equilibrium states depend on the unitary transfor- mation parameters: ŵ = ŵ (Y, θα). Table 1 shows the relationship of the symmetry properties of the Hamil- tonian and the equilibrium states with the number of magnetic degrees of freedom for magnets with spin s = 1/2. Now we consider the magnets with spin s = 1. This case, as seen from Table 2, is much more com- plicated. In addition to the well-known SO(3) sym- metry, for spin s=1 it is possible to implement the SU(3) symmetry. Along with a vector order para- meter a tensor order parameter may exist and also more diverse ways of symmetry breaking of the equi- librium state may be realized. A number of mag- netic degrees of freedom increases. The statistical operator of normal equilibriums of magnets with the SU(3) symmetry has a similar form. In addition to the Hamiltonian, a set of additive integrals of motion γ̂a ≡ ( Ĥ, Ĝαβ ) contain the matrix operator Ĝαβ =∫ d3xĝαβ (x). Here, following [8], we introduce the tensor density operator ĝαβ (x) ≡ ψ̂+ α (x) ψ̂β (x) − δαβψ̂ + γ (x) ψ̂γ (x) /3 in terms of the Bose field cre- ation and annihilation operators ψ̂+ α (x) , ψ̂α (x). The SU(3) symmetry of normal equilibriums is formulated similarly according to relations (1) and (2). For this, we introduce the operator Ĝαβ (Y) ≡ Ĝαβ +GY αβ , GY αβ ≡ Yαλ ∂ ∂Yβλ − Yλβ ∂ ∂Yλα . (3) Table 1. Normal and degenerate equilibrium states of magnets with spin s = 1/2 The symmetry of Hamiltonian The symmetry of the equilib- rium state The symme- try group Magnetic de- grees of free- dom The number of magnetic de- grees of freedom Order parameter [ Ĥ, Ŝα ] = 0 [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] = 0 SO(3) sα 3 -[ Ĥ, Ŝα ] = 0 [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] �= 0 SO(3) broken sα Rαβ 6 vector Table 2. Normal and degenerate equilibrium states of magnets with spin s = 1 The symmetry of Hamiltonian The symmetry of the equilibrium state The symme- try group Magnetic de- grees of free- dom The number of magnetic de- grees of freedom Order parameter [ Ĥ, Ŝα ] = 0[ Ĥ, Q̂αβ ] �= 0 [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] = 0 SO(3) sα 3 — [ Ĥ, Ŝα ] = 0[ Ĥ, Q̂αβ ] �= 0 [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] �= 0 SO(3) broken sα Rαβ 6 vector [ Ĥ, Ŝα ] = 0[ Ĥ, Q̂αβ ] �= 0 [ ŵ, Σ̂α (Y) ] �= 0 SO(3) broken sα qαβ 8 tensor [ Ĥ, Ĝαβ ] = 0 [ ŵ, Ĝαβ (Y) ] = 0 SU(3) gαβ 8 —[ Ĥ, Ĝαβ ] = 0 [ ŵ, Ĝαβ (Y) ] �= 0 SU(3) broken gαβ Rαβ 11 vector[ Ĥ, Ĝαβ ] = 0 [ ŵ, Ĝαβ (Y) ] �= 0 SU(3) broken gαβ Δαβ 16 tensor 317 This operator acts in a Hilbert space and in the space of thermodynamic parameters. Using this gen- erator, we can write property of SU(3) symmetry for Hamiltonian and equilibrium states. Operator Ĝαβ (Y) satisfies the relations [ Ĝαβ (Y) , Ĝμν (Y) ] = Ĝαν (Y) δβμ − Ĝμβ (Y) δαν . The SU(3) symmetry conditions for the Hamiltonian and normal equilib- riums then become [ Ĥ, Ĝαβ ] = 0, [ ŵ, Ĝαβ (Y) ] = 0. These formulas mean that the Hamiltonian and the equilibrium are invariant under homogeneous lin- ear transformation Û = exp iθαβĜβα (Y), whose generator is the operator in (3). In the case of spontaneous symmetry breaking (degenerate states),[ ŵ, Ĝαβ (Y) ] �= 0, which results in an additional de- pendence of the equilibrium on the parameters of the unitary transformation ŵ = ŵ (Y, θαβ). Table 2 shows the relationship of the symmetry properties of the Hamiltonian and the equilibrium states with the number of magnetic degrees of freedom for magnets with spin s = 1. 3. NONEQUILIBRIUM PROCESSES In [9] the Poisson brackets for the Hermitian ma- trix ĝ (x) were obtained: i{gαβ (x) , gγρ (x′)} = (−gαρ (x) δγβ + gγβ (x) δαρ) δ (x−x′) . (4) This matrix is related to the quadrupole matrix qαβ (x) and spin density sα (x) by relation: gαβ (x) ≡ qαβ (x) − iεαβγsγ (x) /2. Dynamics of normal non- equilibrium states with spin 1 is described by the Hamiltonian, which is a functional of matrix ĝ (x): H = H (ĝ (x)). Using standard Hamiltonian formal- ism, we obtain the equations of nonlinear dynamics for the matrix ˆ̇g (x) = i [ ĝ (x) , δĤ (g) δg (x) ] , (5) which generalizes the Landau-Lifshitz equation for the considered magnets. In the case of SU(3) sym- metry of the Hamiltonian a set of integrals of motion consists of the exchange Hamiltonian and the matrix Gαβ : γa ≡ (H,Gαβ) = ∫ d3xζa (x), {H, γa} = 0. Here ζa (x) = ε (x) , gαβ (x) are densities of the addi- tive integrals of motion (a = 0, αβ). Using the rep- resentation of the flux densities of additive integrals of motion [10], we obtain the dynamic equations, re- flecting the conservation laws in the differential form ε̇ (x) = −∇kqk (x) , ˙̂g (x) = −∇k ĵk (x) , (6) qk(x) ≡ ς (0) 0k (x) = = 1 2 ∫ d3x′x′k 1∫ 0 dλ{ε(x + λx′), ε(x − (1 − λ)x′)}, ĵk(x) ≡ ς̂ (0) k (x) = = ∫ d3x′x′k 1∫ 0 dλ{ĝ(x + λx′), ε(x − (1 − λ)x′)}, where qk (x) is the energy flux density and ĵk (x) is the flux density corresponding to the conserved quan- tity Ĝ. Taking into account the equality (4), from (5), (6) we obtain expressions for the flux densities of the additive integrals of motion ĵk = i [ ĝ, ∂ε̂ ∂∇kg ] , qk = Sp δĤ δg ĵk. (7) Consider the homogeneous dynamics of the mag- netic medium in an external constant magnetic field. Hamiltonian V (h), describing such an interacting medium, in its simplest form can be written as V (h) ≡ SpĜĥ = V1 (h) + V2 (h), where the term linear in magnetic field V1 (h) = −ihαεαβγGβγ = −hαSα (8) is the Zeeman interaction. Term V2 (h) = Qαβhβα, hαβ ≡ hαhβ − δαβh 2/3 + iεαβγhγ (9) is squared in the magnetic field. In the absence of spatial inhomogeneities and of term V2 (h) for matrix gαβ, according (4), (5), (8) we obtain the dynamic equation ġαβ = hσ (gαρεσβρ − εσραgρβ). Hence, sep- arating the symmetric and antisymmetric parts, we obtain the equations ṡα = εαβγsβhγ , q̇αβ = hσ (qαρεσβρ − εσραqρβ) . (10) The first of them is the Bloch equation, which de- scribes the spin dynamics. The second one is the equation of motion for the quadrupole matrix. Ob- viously, in equilibrium, the spin is directed along the magnetic field sα||hα, quadrupole matrix is uniaxial and has the form qαβ = q (nαnβ − δαβ/3), where unit vector nα ≡ hα/h. The solution of the first equation in (10) leads to two spin-wave spectra ω = 0 and ω = h. The solution of the second equation in (10) leads to three quadrupole spectra of waves: ω = 0, ω = h, ω = 2h. Consider now the effect of interaction V2 (h) on dynamics of the system. The corresponding equation for the matrix gαβ has the form ˆ̇g = i [ ĝ, ĥ ] . This implies the following dynamical equations for the density matrix of spin and quadrupole: ṡα = 2εαβρqγρhβγ , q̇αβ = sσhρ (hβεαρσ + hαεβρσ) . (11) 318 Stationary solutions of these equations lead to the condition of collinearity of the vectors sα||hα. The quadrupole matrix still has the form qαβ = q (nαnβ − δαβ/3), where there are two possible solu- tions for the unit vector nα = hα/h and nα⊥hα. The solution of (11) leads to the two spectra of collective excitations: ω = 0, ω = h2. Let us consider the relaxation processes in mag- netic materials with spin s=1. For this we use the ap- proach of [11], where the dissipative Poisson brackets were introduced and the relaxation equations for the dynamics of condensed matter were obtained. The equations of motion for the densities of additive inte- grals of motion can be written as ζ̇a (x) ≡ {ζa (x) , H} − T0{ζa (x) ,Σ}D. (12) Here Σ = ∫ d3xs (x) is the entropy and T0 is a con- stant having the dimensionality of temperature. Re- active Poisson bracket describes the dynamics of the system in the adiabatic approximation, while the dis- sipative bracket – the relaxation processes. Dissipa- tive brackets are symmetric and satisfy the Leibnitz identity {A,B}D = {B,A}D, {A,BC}D = {A,B}DC +B{A,C}D. For the densities of additive integrals of motion, using (4) and (6), (7), we obtain the Poisson brackets: {ζa (x) , ζb (x′)} = −iδa,αβδb,γρδ (x − x′)× × (gγβ (x) δαρ − gαρ (x) δγβ)+ + [ δa0ζ (0) bk (x) + δb0ζ (0) ak (x′) ] ∇′ kδ (x − x′) (13) The right side of the bracket is represented in terms of densities and the corresponding fluxes of the additive integrals of motion. The explicit form of the dissi- pative Poisson brackets can be expressed in terms of the dissipation function, which under consideration for magnets has the form R ≡ 1 2 ∫ d3x∇kYa (x) Iak,bl (x)∇lYb (x) = ∫ d3xr (x). (14) Here Ya (x) = δΣ/δζa (x) are thermodynamic forces conjugate to the additive integrals of motion, Iak;bl are generalized kinetic coefficients, which satisfy the Onsager principle of the kinetic coefficients symmetry Iak,bl = Ibl,ak. Since the matrix ĝ is traceless, then we have the additional relations Iααk,bl = 0, Iak,γγl = 0. Taking into account [11] we obtain expression {ζa (x) , ζb (x′)}D ≡ −δ2R/δYa (x) δYb (x′) = − 1 T0 ∇k∇′ l (Iak,bl (x) δ (x− x′)) . (15) Accounting for the relaxation processes leads to the equations of dynamics for the densities of addi- tive integrals of motion ς̇a (x)=−∇k ( ζ (0) ak (x) + ζ (1) ak (x) ) ≡ LR a (x)+LD a (x) , (16) where we obtain LD a (x) = −T0 ∫ d3x′ δΣ δζb (x′) {ζa (x) , ζb (x′)} D . The equations (13), (15), (16) yield the dynamic equation for the entropy density ṡ (x) = −∇kj (1) sk (x) + I (x) , (17) where j(1)sk = Yaζ (1) ak is the flux density of entropy and I = ζ (1) ak ∇kYa is the entropy production. Taking into account formulas (14), (17), we see that the dissipa- tion function is associated with the densities of the dissipative flow of the additive integrals of motion equation LD a (x) = −∇kζ (1) ak (x) = δR/δYa (x). In the exchange approximation the tensor structure of the generalized transport coefficients is such that the spatial and spin indices are not mixed and there is no preferred direction in configuration space. Therefore, Iak,bl = δklIab. In this case, for the dissipative flux densities of additive integrals of motion we obtain the expressions j (1)k αβ = −Dαβ∇kT − σαβ,γρ∇khργ , q (1) k = − (κ+ hβαDαβ)∇kT− −TDαβ∇khβα − σαβ,γρhβα∇khργ . (18) Coefficients of thermal conductivity κ, magnetic ther- modiffusion Dαβ and magnetic diffusion σαβ,γρ are associated with generalized kinetic coefficients by the relations: Iαβ,0 = T 2Dαβ + Thγρσαβ,ργ , Iαβ,γρ = Tσαβ,ργ , I0,0 = T 2κ+ 2T 2hγρDργ + Thβαhγρσαβ,ργ . Account now for the specific structure of the trans- port coefficients for the paramagnetic state, where in equilibrium gαβ = 0 and hαβ = 0. 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The results of investigations of magnets with spin s=1 are presented. The analysis of the possible symmetry of exchange interactions and its relationship with the magnetic degrees of freedom was done. We formulate the dynamics of normal non-equilibrium states. The generalization of the Bloch equations is obtained and the effect of magnetic field on the spectral characteristics is considered. The influence of dissipative processes is investigated and the relaxation fluxes corresponding to the exchange symmetry of the magnetic Hamiltonian are obtained.
Представлены результаты исследований магнетиков со спином 1. Дан анализ возможной симметрии обменных взаимодействий и ее связь с магнитными степенями свободы. Сформулирована динамика нормальных неравновесных состояний. Получено обобщение уравнения Блоха и изучено влияние магнитного поля на спектральные характеристики. Рассмотрено влияние диссипативных процессов и найдены релаксационные потоки, обусловленные обменной симметрией магнитного гамильтониана.
Представлені результати досліджень магнетиків зі спіном 1. Дано аналіз можливої симетрії обмінних взаємодій та їх зв'язок з магнітними ступенями свободи. Сформульована динаміка нормальних нерівноважних станів. Отримано узагальнення рівняння Блоха і вивчено вплив магнітного поля на спектральні характеристики. Розглянуто вплив дисипативних процесів і знайдені релаксаційні потоки, зумовлені обмінної симетрією магнітного гамільтоніана.
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Section E. Phase Transitions and Diffusion Processes in Condensed Matter and Gases
Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
Симметрия, фазовые состояния и динамика магнетиков со спином s=1
Симетрія, фазовий стан та динаміка магнетиків зі спіном s=1
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spellingShingle Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
Kovalevsky, M.Y.
Kotelnikova, O.A.
Section E. Phase Transitions and Diffusion Processes in Condensed Matter and Gases
title Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
title_alt Симметрия, фазовые состояния и динамика магнетиков со спином s=1
Симетрія, фазовий стан та динаміка магнетиків зі спіном s=1
title_full Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
title_fullStr Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
title_full_unstemmed Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
title_short Symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
title_sort symmetry, phase states and dynamics of magnets with spin s=1
topic Section E. Phase Transitions and Diffusion Processes in Condensed Matter and Gases
topic_facet Section E. Phase Transitions and Diffusion Processes in Condensed Matter and Gases
url https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/107380
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