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Clausius Implies That Nearly Anything Can Be A Thermometer
Wayne M. Saslow
There are three types of thermometries. One is a proxy, such as the purely phenomenological resistivity. More fundamental are those based on thermodynamics, as in the Carnot cycle,…
Continuous Neel to Bloch Transition as Thickness Increases: Statics and Dynamics
Kirill Rivkin, Konstantin Romanov, Yury Adamov +3
We analyze the properties of Neel and Bloch domain walls as a function of film thickness h, for systems where, in addition to exchange, the dipole-dipole interaction must be includ…
Two-body correlations and the superfluid fraction for nonuniform systems
Wayne M. Saslow, Davide E. Galli, Luciano Reatto
We extend the one-body phase function upper bound on the superfluid fraction in a periodic solid (a spatially ordered supersolid) to include two-body phase correlations. The one-bo…
Bounday Condition histograms for modulated phases
M. Benakli, M. Gabay, W. M. Saslow
Boundary conditions strongly affect the results of numerical computations for finite size inhomogeneous or incommensurate structures. We present a method which allows to deal with…
Smecticlike phase for modulated XY spins in two dimensions
M. Gabay, M. Benakli, W. M. Saslow
The row model for frustrated XY spins on a triangular lattice in 2D is used to study incommensurate{IC}) spiral and commensurate{C} antiferromagnetic (AF) phases, in the regime whe…