The Hohenberg-Brinkman sum rule analysis is extended to Heisenberg-Ising chains of arbitrary anisotropy in uniform magnetic fields. It is found that when the system is gapless, Bethe-ansatz excitations dominate the weight function χzz^''(k,ω) at low k. They do not in general dominate χₓₓ^''. When the excitation spectrum has a small gap, the mean energy of χzz^''(0,ω) is far larger than the gap energy single excitations no longer dominate, although they again become important as the gap gets very large.
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Fowler et al. (1979) studied this question.
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