Abstract
The thermodynamic one-particle Green function in the renormalized spin wave approximation for isotropic cubic ferromagnetic insulators with Dyson's spin wave theory as a base is derived.
In quantitative respect, dynamic and kinematic effects of spin waves are approximated by the graphs deficient in the energy denominators, wherefore at low temperature kinematic interaction turns out to be too strong.
As against the one-particle Green function for independent spin waves, dynamic interaction of ferromagnons is shown to effect the renormalization of the spin wave energy, whereas kinematic interaction directly modifies the average ferromagnon population numbers.
In the matter of magnetization, its formula based on the Green function assumes a similar form as in the spin wave theory without interactions on the understanding that it remains valid within the entire range of temperatures from absolute zero up to the critical point.
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Szaniecki, J. The thermodynamic one-particle Green function in the renormalized spin wave approximation for isotropic cubic ferromagnets. Czech J Phys 24, 1018–1027 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01591053
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