Critical Properties of the Superfluid - Bose Glass Transition in Two Dimensions
arXiv:1412.5595 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.114.155301
Abstract
We investigate the superfluid (SF) to Bose glass (BG) quantum phase transition using extensive quantum Monte Carlo simulations of two-dimensional hard-core bosons in a random box potential. critical properties are studied by thorough finite-size scaling of condensate and SF densities, both vanishing at the same critical disorder . Our results give the following estimates for the critical exponents: , , . Furthermore, the probability distribution of the SF response displays striking differences across the transition: while it narrows with increasing system sizes in the SF phase, it broadens in the BG regime, indicating an absence of self-averaging, and at the critical point is scale invariant. Finally, high-precision measurements of the local density rule out a percolation picture for the SF-BG transition.
4 pages, 5 figures + supplementary material
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