Non-equilibrium dynamics of polymers and interfaces in random media : conjecture for the barrier exponent
arXiv:0712.3358 · doi:10.1088/1751-8113/41/11/115002
Abstract
We consider various random models (directed polymer, random ferromagnets, spin-glasses) in their disorder-dominated phases, where the free-energy cost of an excitation of length presents fluctuations that grow as a power-law with the 'droplet' exponent . Within the droplet theory, the energy and entropy of such excitations present fluctuations that grow as where is the dimension of the surface of the excitation. These systems usually present a positive 'chaos' exponent , meaning that the free-energy fluctuation of order is a near-cancellation of much bigger energy and entropy fluctuations of order . Within the standard droplet theory, the dynamics is characterized by a barrier exponent satisfying the bounds . In this paper, we argue that a natural value for this barrier exponent is : (i) for the directed polymer where , this corresponds to in all dimensions; (ii) for disordered ferromagnets where , this corresponds to ; (iii) for spin-glasses where interfaces have a non-trivial dimension known numerically, our conjecture gives numerical predictions in and . We compare these values with the available numerical results for each case, in particular with the measure of Kolton, Rosso, Giamarchi, Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, 180604 (2005) for the non-equilibrium dynamics of a directed elastic string.
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