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The Nonclassical Regime of the Two-dimensional Long-range XY Model: a Comprehensive Monte Carlo Study

arXiv:2411.01811 · doi:10.1103/yghs-p5mg

Abstract

The two-dimensional (2D) XY model plays a crucial role in statistical and condensed matter physics. With the introduction of long-range interactions, the system exhibits a richer set of physical phenomena and a crossover between non-classical and short-range universality classes.In this work, we investigate the 2D XY model with algebraically decaying interactions , and provide a comprehensive numerical analysis of its thermodynamic properties. We demonstrate that for , the system undergoes a second-order phase transition into a ferromagnetic phase characterized by the emergence of long-range order. In the low-temperature phase, due to the presence of the Goldstone mode, the correlation function saturates to a non-zero constant in the form of a power law for , with decaying exponent , and in the form of the inverse logarithm of distance for . Moreover, the critical points and exponents are also determined for various . We provide compelling evidence that the crossover between non-classical and short-range regimes occurs at . This work presents a detailed account of the simulation methodology, extensive numerical data, and new insights into the physics of long-range interacting systems.

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