Correlators in phase-ordering from Schrödinger-invariance

Abstract

Systems undergoing phase-ordering kinetics after a quench into the ordered phase with $0<T<T_c$ from a fully disordered initial state and with a non-conserved order-parameter have the dynamical exponent $z=2$. The long-time behaviour of their single-time and two-time correlators, determined by the noisy initial conditions, is derived from Schrödinger-invariance and we show that the generic ageing scaling forms of the correlators follow from the Schrödinger covariance of the four-point response functions. The autocorrelation exponent $\lambda$ is related to the passage exponent ${\zeta }_p$ which describes the time-scale for the cross-over into the ageing regime. Both Porod's law and the bounds $d/2\le \lambda \le d$ are reproduced in a simple way. The dynamical scaling in fully finite systems and of global correlators is found and the low-temperature generalisation $\lambda =d-2\Theta$ of the Janssen-Schaub-Schmittmann scaling relation is derived.

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