Optimization in random field Ising models by quantum annealing
arXiv:cond-mat/0511515 · doi:10.1088/1742-5468/2006/01/P01008
Abstract
We investigate the properties of quantum annealing applied to the random field Ising model in one, two and three dimensions. The decay rate of the residual energy, defined as the energy excess from the ground state, is find to be with in the range , depending on the strength of the random field. Systems with ``large clusters'' are harder to optimize as measured by . Our numerical results suggest that in the ordered phase whereas in the paramagnetic phase the annealing procedure can be tuned so that .
7 pages (2 columns), 9 figures, published with minor changes, one reference updated after the publication
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