Ground-State and Domain-Wall Energies in the Spin-Glass Region of the 2D Random-Bond Ising Model
arXiv:cond-mat/0603729 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.75.174415
Abstract
The statistics of the ground-state and domain-wall energies for the two-dimensional random-bond Ising model on square lattices with independent, identically distributed bonds of probability of and of are studied. We are able to consider large samples of up to spins by using sophisticated matching algorithms. We study systems, but we also consider samples, for different aspect ratios . We find that the scaling behavior of the ground-state energy and its sample-to-sample fluctuations inside the spin-glass region () are characterized by simple scaling functions. In particular, the fluctuations exhibit a cusp-like singularity at . Inside the spin-glass region the average domain-wall energy converges to a finite nonzero value as the sample size becomes infinite, holding fixed. Here, large finite-size effects are visible, which can be explained for all by a single exponent , provided higher-order corrections to scaling are included. Finally, we confirm the validity of aspect-ratio scaling for : the distribution of the domain-wall energies converges to a Gaussian for , although the domain walls of neighboring subsystems of size are not independent.
11 pages with 15 figures, extensively revised
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