Exact form of the exponential correlation function in the glassy super-rough phase
arXiv:1304.4612 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.87.214201
Abstract
We consider the random-phase sine-Gordon model in two dimensions. It describes two-dimensional elastic systems with random periodic disorder, such as pinned flux-line arrays, random field XY models, and surfaces of disordered crystals. The model exhibits a super-rough glass phase at low temperature with relative displacements growing with distance as , where near the transition and . We calculate all higher cumulants and show that they grow as , , where is the Riemann zeta function. By summation, we obtain the decay of the exponential correlation function as where and are obtained for arbitrary to leading order in . The anomalous exponent is in terms of the digamma function , where is non-universal and is the Euler constant. The correlation function shows a faster decay at , corresponding to fermion operators in the dual picture, which should be visible in Bragg scattering experiments.
19 pages, 9 figures
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