Some AB-percolation problems in the antiferromagnetic potts model

The AB-correlated-site/random-bond percolation problem in a q-state antiferromagnetic Potts model on Bethe lattices is solved. We find the analytic expression of the AB-percolation characteristic functions in terms of the temperature, the external field and the active bond concentration p_B. The AB-threshold and the phase boundary of the system coincide at zero temperature and at most in two other points for every constant p_B > 1?σ. The properties of the Bethe lattice allow us to find the temperature dependent p_B which defines the AB-droplets, i.e. those special AB-clusters which diverge with thermal exponents along the phase boundary.     

Quantum entanglement and criticality of the antiferromagnetic Heisenberg model in an external field

By Lanczos exact diagonalization and the infinite time-evolving block decimation (iTEBD) technique, the two-site entanglement as well as the bipartite entanglement, the ground state energy, the nearest-neighbor correlations, and the magnetization in the antiferromagnetic Heisenberg (AFH) model under an external field are investigated. With increasing external field, the small size system shows some distinct upward magnetization stairsteps, accompanied synchronously with some downward two-site entanglement stairsteps. In the thermodynamic limit, the two-site entanglement, as well as the bipartite entanglement, the ground state energy, the nearest-neighbor correlations, and the magnetization are calculated, and the critical magnetic field h(c) = 2.0 is determined exactly. Our numerical results show that the quantum entanglement is sensitive to the subtle changing of the ground state, and can be used to describe the magnetization and quantum phase transition. Based on the discontinuous behavior of the first-order derivative of the entanglement entropy and fidelity per site, we think that the quantum phase transition in this model should belong to the second-order category. Furthermore, in the magnon existence region (h < 2.0), a logarithmically divergent behavior of block entanglement which can be described by a free bosonic field theory is observed, and the central charge c is determined to be 1.     

The two dimensional antiferromagnetic Heisenberg model in the presence of an external field

We present numerical results on the zero temperature magnetization curve and the static structure factors of the two dimensional antiferromagnetic Heisenberg model in the presence of an external field. The impact of frustration is also studied.     

Mean-field approximation for the potts model of a diluted magnet in the external field

The Potts model of a diluted magnet with an arbitrary number of states placed in the external field has been considered. Phase transitions of this model have been studied in the mean-field approximation, the dependence of the critical temperature on the external field and the density of magnetic atoms has been found, and the magnetic susceptibility has been calculated. An improved mean-field technique has been proposed, which provides more accurate account of the effects associated with nonmagnetic dilution. The influence of dilution on the first-order phase transition curve and the magnetization jump at the phase transition has been studied by this technique.     

Dual properties of lattice systems with broken symmetry: Ising and potts chains in an external field

Dual transformation that produces a path between inhomogeneous spin chains in a site-dependent potential and inhomogeneous spin chains with nonconstant interactions is established. It implies coupling of equivalent random versions of theoretical models. The duality is observed for a number of spin chains with nearest-neighbour as well as multispin interactions.     

On the nonlinear dynamics of the easy-plane antiferromagnetic chain in an external magnetic field

We present a theoretical investigation of soliton excitations in an easy-plane 1d antiferromagnet in an external magnetic field beyond the Sine-Gordon approximation. We find that there exist two types of solitons. One of them depends strongly on the magnetic field, becoming unstable at a critical magnetic field B_c. The other one is stable for all magnetic fields and can be described by a Sine-Gordon model. We discuss the relevance of these excitations for neutron scattering experiments.     

外磁场中海森伯反铁磁模型的代数结构和压缩态解

外磁场中的XYZ海森伯反铁磁模型，其哈密顿量在自旋波近似下具有so(3,2)李代数结构. 利用代数对角化方法，可得到压缩态形式的能量本征态和相应的能量本征值. 用此方法进一步讨论本征态的基本性质，并建立反铁磁模型与特定类型的双模耦合谐振子的联系. 关键词： 海森伯反铁磁模型 代数对角化 压缩态     

Bulk spin-wave electrodynamics of an antiferromagnetic plate in a constant external electric field

Using the example of a plate of an easy-axis centrosymmetric antiferromagnet, the conditions are determined under which an external constant electric field qualitatively changes not only the character of refraction of a bulk TM wave incident from vacuum onto the antiferromagnet surface but also the structure of the spectrum of propagating bulk magnons. The relation of the discovered effects to the shape of the refraction surface of TM polaritons is studied.     

Interface properties of the three-state potts model in two dimensions

Interface properties, in particular the interface free energy and the interface profile of the three-state Potts model in two dimensions are studied using Monte Carlo techniques and a generalized version of the method of Müller-Hartmann and Zittartz. The role of the third state in characterizing the interface between the two other states is elucidated.     

Percolation properties of the antiferromagnetic Blume-Capel model in the presence of a magnetic field

The problem of order-order and order-disorder transitions in the system described by the 2D antiferromagnetic Blume-Capel model in the presence of a magnetic field is studied by the Wang and Landau flat-histogram simulation method and by the classical Monte Carlo. Anomalous thermodynamic characteristics in low temperatures indicate different type orderings in finite temperatures. The existence of pure antiferromagnetic phases as well as mixed state is shown by detailed phenomenological analysis of the system. The border lines on the phase diagram between various orderings are determined by the complementary microscopic study of the percolation problem for c(2×2) elementary structures of antiferromagnetic ordered phases. This new approach has also shown a full agreement between the percolation threshold for the cluster of mixed phase and the critical temperature of the ordered system.     

Ground-state properties and quantum entanglement in rung-dimerized spin-1/2 antiferromagnetic ladder

The ground-state properties and quantum entanglement of the two-leg rung-dimerized spin-1/2 Heisenberg antiferromagnetic ladders are investigated based on the Green? function combined with the Bond mean-field theory. Numerical results show that the ground-state energies do not change with the rung dimerization, and the ground-state gaps are almost proportionate to the rung dimerization coefficient δ and coupling strength α  . Magnetization curves and entanglement measurements demonstrate that there are five magnetic phases, which are identified in the h–δ$h\text{–}\delta$ phase diagram. Entanglement measurements in different phases exhibit distinct behaviors, implying the fundamental differences of the five magnetic phases.     

T>0 thermal properties of the generalized three-state potts model

A generalized three-state Potts model is proposed, the decimation renormalization-group method (DRG) is applied to the hamiltonian version of this three-state generalized Potts model, and T>0 thermal properties have been calculated. We find a nontrivial unstable fixed line in the finite temperature case, when T approaches zero it agrees with the result by using the T = 0 block renormalization-group method (BRG). The possibility of extending both the reliability of range of the DRG method is also mentioned.     

Neutrino dispersion properties in an external magnetic field

The neutrino self-energy operator Σ(p) in a magnetic field is calculated for the case of high-energy neutrinos, this corresponding to the crossed field approximation. The probability of the neutrino decay ν → e ^? W ⁺ is found by using the imaginary part of the operator Σ(p). A simple analytic result is obtained in the parameter region that is the most interesting from the physical point of view and which was not considered earlier. The contribution of an external magnetic field to the neutrino magnetic moment is calculated. The result obtained here for this contribution corrects formulas available previously.     

外场驱动对双原子Tavis-Cummings模型中原子和腔场性质的影响

研究受外部经典场驱动的双原子Tavis-Cummings模型中原子和腔场的特性. 分析了腔场初态为相干态的情况,求出外场驱动下原子系统粒子布居差、光场的平均光子数和Mandel Q参数，并进行了数值分析. 特别讨论了外部驱动场对此模型中原子和腔场性质的影响.     

Solvable kinetic gaussian model in an external field

In this paper, the single-spin transition dynamics is used to investigate the kinetic Gaussian model in a periodic external field. We first derive the fundamental dynamic equations, and then treat an isotropic d-dimensional hypercubic lattice Gaussian spin system with Fourier's transformation method. We obtain exactly the local magnetization and the equal-time pair-correlation function. The critical characteristics of the dynamical relaxation tau(q), the complex susceptibility chi(omega,q), and the dynamical response are discussed. The results show that the time evolution of the dynamical quantities and the dynamical responses of the system strongly depend on the frequency and the wave vector of the external field.     

Investigation of the critical properties of the three-dimensional weakly diluted potts model

The problem of the type of the phase transition in the three-dimensional weakly diluted Potts model with the number of spin states q= 3 has been investigated by the Monte Carlo method. The temperature dependences of the Binder cumulants, energy, magnetization, specific heat, and susceptibility have been calculated. It is found that the second-order phase transition occurs in a system at the spin concentration p = 0.9. The critical exponents of the magnetization (β), specific heat (α), and susceptibility (γ) and the critical correlation-length exponent v were calculated on the basis of the finite-size scaling theory at p = 0.9.