Ising Spin Glasses on Wheatstone-Bridge Hierarchical Lattices
arXiv:1002.2026 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2010.02.022
Abstract
Nearest-neighbor-interaction Ising spin glasses are studied on three different hierarchical lattices, all of them belonging to the Wheatstone-Bridge family. It is shown that the spin-glass lower critical dimension in these lattices should be greater than 2.32. Finite-temperature spin-glass phases are found for a lattice of fractal dimension (whose unit cell is obtained from a simple construction of a part of the cubic lattice), as well as for a lattice of fractal dimension close to five.
Accepted for publication in Physics Letters A
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