Delocalization transition of the selective interface model: distribution of pseudo-critical temperatures
arXiv:cond-mat/0511072 · doi:10.1088/1742-5468/2005/12/P12011
Abstract
According to recent progress in the finite size scaling theory of critical disordered systems, the nature of the phase transition is reflected in the distribution of pseudo-critical temperatures over the ensemble of samples of size . In this paper, we apply this analysis to the delocalization transition of an heteropolymeric chain at a selective fluid-fluid interface. The width and the shift are found to decay with the same exponent , where . The distribution of pseudo-critical temperatures is clearly asymmetric, and is well fitted by a generalized Gumbel distribution of parameter . We also consider the free energy distribution, which can also be fitted by a generalized Gumbel distribution with a temperature dependent parameter, of order in the critical region. Finally, the disorder averaged number of contacts with the interface scales at like with .
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