Heat capacity of Schottky type in low-dimensional spin system
arXiv:0803.4495 · doi:10.1088/0953-8984/20/21/215213
Abstract
The heat capacity of low-dimensional spin systems is studied using theoretical and numerical techniques. Keeping only two energy states, the system is mapped onto the two -level-system (TLS) model. Using the low temperature Lanczos method, it is confirmed that the behavior of and the energy gap as functions of the control parameter is the same in the two models studied; a conclusion that can probably be extrapolated to the general case of any system that possesses an energy gap.
7 pages, 5 figures
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