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The XXZ generator Hamiltonian has the declared Pauli expansion and endpoint field

Statement

For L≥2, q=eiγ and the open Hamiltonian HL=−∑i=1L−1ei from Open XXZ spin-half generators and Hamiltonian convention, HL=12∑i=1L−1(XiXi+1+YiYi+1+cos⁡γ ZiZi+1−cos⁡γ I)+isin⁡γ2(Z1−ZL). The sum has L−1 bonds and contains no periodic bond from site L to site 1.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The Pauli expansion of ei and the open-chain range in Open XXZ spin-half generators and Hamiltonian convention.

[F1]

On bond i,i+1, ei=−12(XiXi+1+YiYi+1+cos⁡γZiZi+1−cos⁡γI+isin⁡γ(Zi−Zi+1)), and HL=−∑i=1L−1ei. (Open XXZ spin-half generators and Hamiltonian convention)

Proof

Given: L≥2, real γ, and [F1].

1.1F1algebra

Negating the displayed formula for each ei changes its prefactor −1/2 to 1/2. Separating the terms gives the bulk sum in the statement and the remaining term isin⁡γ2∑i=1L−1(Zi−Zi+1).

2.1F1step 1.1algebra∎

In the endpoint sum, each interior Zj, 2≤j≤L−1, occurs once with coefficient +1 in Zj and once with coefficient −1 in −Zj, hence cancels. Only Z1−ZL remains. The original index range is 1≤i<L, so it contributes exactly the open bonds and no wrap-around term.

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