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Magnetic Order and Disorder in the Frustrated Quantum Heisenberg Antiferromagnet in Two Dimensions

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Table I. The nitmber of states in the Hiibert space (nh) and the nitmber of nonzero off-
Table II. The groitnd state energy per site for different ciitsters and different uaiites of J2
Fig. 2. The ground state energy per site as a function of J2/Ji for N = 16 (full line), N = 20
Fig. 3. The magnetic susceptibility M(Q) at a) Q " (~, ~) and b) Q " (~, 0). The symbols and
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