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Physics Letters A

Corner transfer matrix of an asymmetric six-vertex model

Hans-Peter Eckle, Trong Tuong Truong

Published Jul 1, 1995• 1 citation
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10.1016/0375-9601(95)00388-j

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Eigenstates of the corner transfer matrix (CTM) for the six-vertex model are constructed and their relation to the Bethe ansatz eigenstates of the XXZ Hamiltonian is discussed. In the ferromagnetic regime ( Delta >1), eigenstates with any finite number of overturned arrows are constructed. They are related to the Bethe ansatz states by Fourier transformation over spectral (rapidity) variables. This exhibits the role of the CTM as a lattice boost operator. For the antiferromagnetic regime, the relation between CTM eigenstates and those of the XXZ Hamiltonian is complicated by the filling of the sea and associated Bethe ansatz integral equations. For this case, the authors construct CTM eigenstates by first showing that the Hamiltonian ground state is also an eigenstate of the CTM. Other CTM eigenstates are constructed from excited eigenstates of the Hamiltonian by Fourier transforming over the rapidity of each dressed excitation. They discuss the relationship between CTM eigenstates and a Heisenberg algebra of bosonic oscillators.