Dynamical structure factor of magnetic Bloch oscillations at finite temperatures
@inproceedings{Syljuaasen2015DynamicalSF, title={Dynamical structure factor of magnetic Bloch oscillations at finite temperatures}, author={Olav F. Syljuaasen}, year={2015} }
Domain-walls in one-dimensional Ising ferromagnets can undergo Bloch oscillations when subjected to a skew magnetic field. Such oscillations imply finite temperature non-dispersive lowfrequency peaks in the dynamical structure factor which can be probed in neutron scattering. We study in detail the spectral weight of these peaks. Using an analytical approach based on an approximate treatment of a gas of spin-cluster excitations we give an explicit expression for the momentumand temperature…
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