Short time dynamics of a two dimensional majority vote model

Abstract

Short time Monte Carlo methods are used to study the nonequilibrium ferromagnetic phase transition in a majority vote model in two dimensions. The existance of an initial critical slip regime is verified. The measured values of dyamic exponents $z=2.170(5)$ and $\theta =0.191(2)$ are in excellent agreement with those of the kinetic Ising model universality class.

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