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Auteurs principaux: Sumedha, Marsili, Matteo
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Publié: 2024
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author Sumedha
Marsili, Matteo
author_facet Sumedha
Marsili, Matteo
contents We introduce a spin-1 version of the random energy model with crystal field. Crystal field controls the density of 0 spins in the system. We solve the model in the micro-canonincal ensemble. The model has a spin-glass transition at a finite temperature for all strengths of the crystal field. By introducing the magnetic field we also obtain the de Almeida Thouless line for the model. The spin-glass transition persists in the presence of external field. We also find that the magnetisation shows non-monotonic behaviour for high positive crystal field strengths. The zero magnetic field specific heat and magnetic susceptibility also exhibit a cusp beyond a threshold value of the crystal field.
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spellingShingle Three state random energy model
Sumedha
Marsili, Matteo
Disordered Systems and Neural Networks
Statistical Mechanics
We introduce a spin-1 version of the random energy model with crystal field. Crystal field controls the density of 0 spins in the system. We solve the model in the micro-canonincal ensemble. The model has a spin-glass transition at a finite temperature for all strengths of the crystal field. By introducing the magnetic field we also obtain the de Almeida Thouless line for the model. The spin-glass transition persists in the presence of external field. We also find that the magnetisation shows non-monotonic behaviour for high positive crystal field strengths. The zero magnetic field specific heat and magnetic susceptibility also exhibit a cusp beyond a threshold value of the crystal field.
title Three state random energy model
topic Disordered Systems and Neural Networks
Statistical Mechanics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.13444