On the Slowing Down of Spin Glass Correlation Length Growth:simulations meet experiments

Abstract

The growth of the spin-glass correlation length has been measured as a function of the waiting time $t_{\mathrm{w}}$ on a single crystal of CuMn (6 at.\%), reaching values $\xi \sim 150$ nm, larger than any other glassy correlation-length measured to date. We find an aging rate $\mathrm{d}\ln t_{\mathrm{w}}/\mathrm{d}\ln \xi$ larger than found in previous measurements, which evinces a dynamic slowing-down as $\xi$ grows. Our measured aging rate is compared with simulation results by the Janus collaboration. After critical effects are taken into account, we find excellent agreement with the Janus data.

Version accepted in PRB (see https://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevB.100.094202)

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