Hysteresis in Random Field XY and Heisenberg Models: Mean Field Theory and Simulations at Zero Temperature
arXiv:0907.1957 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.81.031106
Abstract
We examine zero temperature hysteresis in random field XY and Heisenberg models in the zero frequency limit of a cyclic driving field. Exact expressions for hysteresis loops are obtained in the mean field approximation. These show rather unusual features. We also perform simulations of the two models on a simple cubic lattice and compare them with the predictions of the mean field theory.
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