Using a Lanczos technique we study the frustrated spin-(1/2 Heisenberg model on square lattices of 16 and 20 sites. Frustration is introduced by an interaction along the diagonals of the plaquettes with coupling
J2\ensuremath{\ge}0. For large
J2 we found that the ground state breaks (spontaneously) the lattice rotational symmetry. For intermediate values of
J2, the squares of order parameters associated with spin-Peierls and ``twisted'' states have a peak while a similar quantity for a chiral state shows no interesting structure.
Spin-1/2 frustrated Heisenberg model show novel ground states due to the quantum fluctulation. To classify the ground states with toprogical invariant, we introduce fractionally quantized Berry phase. The Berry phase for the Heisenberg model is defined by local spin twists in the spin xy plane. As typical examples, we consider plateau states in frustrated magnets, e.g., a multimer ( N -mer) chains. Fractional quantization of the Berry phase comes from rotational symmetry of the twisted cluster. The Z N Berry phases are obtained from the numerical integration with using the ground states calculated by the Lanczos method. As a result, we obtained fractional quantization of Z 2 and Z 4 Berry phases in dimer ( N =2) and tetramer ( N =4) chains respectively.