Abstract

The thermodynamic properties and the magnetization under magnetic field at zero temperature of the spin-1/2 Heisenberg model on triangulated kagome lattice, which composed of two sublattices, are investigated by numerical exact diagonalization method for 18 and up to 27 spin clusters, respectively. The temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility may be reproduced qualitatively with the weak ferromagnetic intersublattice nearest neighbor exchange coupling constant JAB as proposed by previous studies, although it is quantitatively insufficient in comparison with the experimental result. The magnetization under magnetic field shows the 5/9 plateau for every examined values of JAB, but 1/3 plateau, visible in the experiment, may be reproduced only for not so weak antiferromagnetic case of JAB. This discrepancy for JAB in those two qualities has also been recognized in previous studies on classical spin models and is not still resolved even for the present quantum spin system.

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