Specific heat of the driven Curie-Weiss model

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Hauptverfasser: Fiori, Elena Rufeil, Maes, Christian, Vidts, Robbe
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author Fiori, Elena Rufeil
Maes, Christian
Vidts, Robbe
author_facet Fiori, Elena Rufeil
Maes, Christian
Vidts, Robbe
contents Applying a time-periodic magnetic field to the standard ferromagnetic Curie-Weiss model brings the spin system in a steady out-of-equilibrium condition. We recall how the hysteresis gets influenced by the amplitude and the frequency of that field, and how an amplitude- and frequency-dependent (dynamical) critical temperature can be discerned. The dissipated power measures the area of the hysteresis loop and changes with temperature. The excess heat determines a nonequilibrium specific heat giving the quasistatic response. We compute that specific heat, which appears to diverge at the critical temperature, quite different from the equilibrium case.
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spellingShingle Specific heat of the driven Curie-Weiss model
Fiori, Elena Rufeil
Maes, Christian
Vidts, Robbe
Statistical Mechanics
Applying a time-periodic magnetic field to the standard ferromagnetic Curie-Weiss model brings the spin system in a steady out-of-equilibrium condition. We recall how the hysteresis gets influenced by the amplitude and the frequency of that field, and how an amplitude- and frequency-dependent (dynamical) critical temperature can be discerned. The dissipated power measures the area of the hysteresis loop and changes with temperature. The excess heat determines a nonequilibrium specific heat giving the quasistatic response. We compute that specific heat, which appears to diverge at the critical temperature, quite different from the equilibrium case.
title Specific heat of the driven Curie-Weiss model
topic Statistical Mechanics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.10198