Some exactly solvable and tunable frustrated spin models
arXiv:2201.11598 · doi:10.1016/j.physa.2022.127007
Abstract
We discuss three exactly solvable spin models of geometric frustration. First, we discuss a 1-parameter subfamily of the 16 vertex model, which can be mapped to a planar Ising model and solved via Fisher-Dubedát decorations. We then consider a 1-parameter family generalization of the Villain's fully frustrated model, which interpolates between Onsager's 2D Ising model and the Villain one. We then discuss spin ice models on a tree, which can be solved exactly using recursions \textit{a lá Bethe}.
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