Towards an experimental measure of the number of metastable states in spin-glasses ?
arXiv:cond-mat/9303023 · doi:10.1051/jp1:1994127
Abstract
We show that an 'ergodic' time scale can be extracted from the aging experiments on spin-glasses. This is the time for which a significant fraction of the metastable states have been visited. Experiments suggest that the number of metastable states per independent subsystem is . For our insulating spin-glass this number doubles when the temperature is lowered by 1K, but is roughly constant for the metallic sample (Ag:Mn 2.6%).
Saclay-S93/016
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