Journal Article10.1103/PHYSREVLETT.54.966
Large-n limit of SU(n) quantum "spin" chains.
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TL;DR: On resout une classe de chaines de spins quantiques antiferromagnetiques SU(n) dans la limite n grand.
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Abstract: On resout une classe de chaines de spins quantiques antiferromagnetiques SU(n) dans la limite n grand
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