Ground states of the Ising model at fixed magnetization on a triangular ladder with three-spin interactions

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author Garuchava, Shota
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contents We study the Ising model at fixed magnetization on a triangular ladder with three-spin interactions. By recasting the ground-state determination as a linear programming (LP) problem, we solve it exactly using standard LP techniques. We construct the phase diagram for arbitrary fixed magnetization and identify three types of ground states: periodic, phase-separated, and ordered but aperiodic. When magnetization is treated as a free parameter, the ground state adopts only periodic configurations with the average magnetization per site $0$, $\pm 1/3$ or $\pm 1$, except for the phase boundaries.
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spellingShingle Ground states of the Ising model at fixed magnetization on a triangular ladder with three-spin interactions
Garuchava, Shota
Statistical Mechanics
We study the Ising model at fixed magnetization on a triangular ladder with three-spin interactions. By recasting the ground-state determination as a linear programming (LP) problem, we solve it exactly using standard LP techniques. We construct the phase diagram for arbitrary fixed magnetization and identify three types of ground states: periodic, phase-separated, and ordered but aperiodic. When magnetization is treated as a free parameter, the ground state adopts only periodic configurations with the average magnetization per site $0$, $\pm 1/3$ or $\pm 1$, except for the phase boundaries.
title Ground states of the Ising model at fixed magnetization on a triangular ladder with three-spin interactions
topic Statistical Mechanics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.05948