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H. Igarashi

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Neutron Scattering Study on Commensurate and Incommensurate Antiferromagnetic Phases in UPd2Si2 under Uniaxial Stress

The nature of competition between incommensurate (IC) and commensurate (C) antiferromagnetic (AF) orders in UPd2Si2 was investigated by performing elastic neutron scattering experiments under uniaxial stress sigma. It is found that applying sigma along tetragonal [010] direction reduces the IC-AF order, and then stabilizes the C-AF order. The transition temperature from IC- to C-AF phases T_Nl is enhanced from 109 K (sigma=0) to 112.5 K (0.8 GPa), while the onset of IC-AF transition T_Nh is unchanged from 132 K under sigma. In addition, c-axis component q_z of the IC-AF modulation at 115 K also increases from 0.736 (sigma=0) to 0.747 (0.8 GPa). The magnitude of C-AF moment at 5 K is estimated to be 2.2 mu_B/U in the entire sigma range presently investigated (sigma <= 0.8 GPa). These features are similar to those obtained from the investigations using hydrostatic pressure p, indicating that applications of p and sigma||[010] commonly induce the crystal strains which inherently affect a delicate balance of frustrated magnetic interactions between uranium 5f moments.

cond-mat.str-el

Quantum Exchange Algebra and Exact Operator Solution of $A_2$-Toda Field Theory

Locality is analyzed for Toda field theories by noting novel chiral description in the conventional nonchiral formalism. It is shown that the canonicity of the interacting to free field mapping described by the classical solution is automatically guaranteed by the locality. Quantum Toda theories are investigated by applying the method of free field quantization. We give Toda exponential operators associated with fundamental weight vectors as bilinear forms of chiral fields satisfying characteristic quantum exchange algebra. It is shown that the locality leads to nontrivial relations among the ${\cal R}$-matrix and the expansion coefficients of the exponential operators. The Toda exponentials are obtained for $A_2$-system by extending the algebraic method developed for Liouville theory. The canonical commutation relations and the operatorial field equations are also examined.

hep-th

Exact Operator Solution of $A_2$-Toda Field Theory

Quantum $A_2$-Toda field theory in two dimensions is investigated based on the method of quantizing canonical free field. Toda exponential operators associated with the fundamental weights are constructed to the fourth order in the cosmological constant. This leads us to a conjecture for the exact operator solution.

hep-th

On the Three-Point Couplings in Toda Field Theory

Correlation functions of Toda field vertices are investigated by applying the method of integrating zero-mode developed for Liouville theory. We generalize the relations among the zero-, two- and three-point couplings known in Liouville case to arbitrary Toda theories. Two- and three-point functions of Toda vertices associated with the simple roots are obtained.

hep-th

Exact Operator Solution for Liouville Theory with $q$ A Root of Unity

The exact operator solution for quantum Liouville theory constructed for the generic quantum deformation parameter $q$ is extended to the case with $q$ being a root of unity. The screening charge operator becomes nilpotent in such cases and arbitrary Liouville exponentials can be obtained in finite polynomials of the screening charge.

hep-th

Quantum Exchange Algebra and Locality in Liouville Theory

Exact operator solution for quantum Liouville theory is investigated based on the canonical free field. Locality, the field equation and the canonical commutation relations are examined based on the exchange algebra hidden in the theory. The exact solution proposed by Otto and Weigt is shown to be correct to all order in the cosmological constant.

hep-th