Bi- and tetracritical phase diagrams in three dimensions
arXiv:2203.01168 · doi:10.1063/10.0010444
Abstract
The critical behavior of many physical systems involves two competing and component order-parameters, and , respectively, with . Varying an external control parameter , %(e.g. uniaxial stress or magnetic field), one encounters ordering of below a critical (second-order) line for and of below another critical line for . These two ordered phases are separated by a first-order line, which meets the above critical lines at a bicritical point, or by an intermediate (mixed) phase, bounded by two critical lines, which meet the above critical lines at a tetracritical point. For , the critical behavior around the (bi- or tetra-) multicritical point either belongs to the universality class of a non-rotationally invariant (cubic or biconical) fixed point, or it has a fluctuation driven first-order transition. These asymptotic behaviors arise only very close to the transitions. We present accurate renormalization-group flow trajectories yielding the effective crossover exponents near multicriticality.
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