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The sound attenuation phenomena is investigated for a spin- 3/2 Ising model on the Bethe lattice in terms of the recursion relations by using the Onsager theory of irreversible thermodynamics. The dependencies of sound attenuation on the temperature (T), frequency (w), Onsager coefficient (γ) and external magnetic field (H) near the second-order (Tc) and first-order (Tt) phase transition temperatures are examined for given coordination numbers q on the Bethe lattice. It is assumed that the sound wave couples to the order-parameter fluctuations which decay mainly via the order-parameter relaxation process, thus two relaxation times are obtained and which are used to obtain an expression for the sound attenuation coefficient (α). Our investigations revealed that only one peak is obtained near Tt and three peaks are found near Tc when the Onsager coefficient is varied at a given constant frequency for q=3. Fixing the Onsager coefficient and varying the frequency always leads to two peaks for q=3,4 and 6 near Tc. The sound attenuation peaks are observed near Tt at lower values of external magnetic field, but as it increases the sound attenuation peaks decrease and eventually disappear. 相似文献
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We discuss three Hamiltonians, each with a central-field part H0 and a PT-symmetric perturbation igz. When H0 is the isotropic Harmonic oscillator the spectrum is real for all g because H is isospectral to H0+g2/2. When H0 is the Hydrogen atom then infinitely many eigenvalues are complex for all g. If the potential in H0 is linear in the radial variable r then the spectrum of H exhibits real eigenvalues for 0<g<gc and a PT phase transition at gc. 相似文献
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S.A. Leonel Amanda Castro Oliveira B.V. Costa Pablo Zimmermann Coura 《Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials》2006
Generally, in literature, easy-axis single ion anisotropy and easy-axis exchange anisotropy was treated in indistinct way. In this work we propose to perform a comparative study of the effects of these two easy-axis anisotropies on the behavior of the magnetization and the critical temperature (Tc) in the 2D classical Heisenberg antiferromagnetic model. In order to study the low-temperature thermodynamics of this model, we should consider the contribution of anisotropic spin waves, using a self-consistent harmonic approximation (SCHA) theory. We compare the predictions of SCHA with numerical simulations on L×L square lattices using Monte Carlo (MC) simulations, which include effects due to all thermodynamically allowed excitations. Our SCHA results are in good agreement with our MC simulations results and have shown that the strong K limit gives two different Ising-like behavior. In the exchange anisotropic case, the dependence of Tc on anisotropic parameter K becomes linear and in the single-ion anisotropic case, Tc becomes independent of K. Also, using MC simulations and finite size scaling, we show that the critical exponents in the two anisotropic case are compatible with the 2D Ising values α=0.125 and γ=1.75. 相似文献
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Large flocks of wild beings can have coordinated motion with neither leading center nor global information. The Vicsek model and its new versions explained such collective behavior of self-propelled agents with the mechanism of un-weighted influence of neighbors and global visual field (GVF), which may not always fit the reality. In the present work, we take both exponential (λ) neighbor weight (ENW) and restricted visual field (RVF) into account, and investigate the combinatory effect of them. Based on this mechanism, in most cases of our simulation, stationary direction consensus Va exhibits a maximum or decreases with VF, and a minimum convergence time Tmin appears in RVF, which demonstrates that GVF is not necessary for coordinated motion, while RVF matched ENW would be reasonable. Moreover, we simulated various recipes for optimizing Va and T in unfavorable cases, and found critical points separating inverse λ-dependent variations of T. The present work may be useful in improving the efficiency of direction consensus of large flocks of artificial individuals besides the understanding of biological collective motion in nature. 相似文献
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We studied damage spreading in a Driven Lattice Gas (DLG) model as a function of the temperature T, the magnitude of the external driving field E, and the lattice size. The DLG model undergoes an order–disorder second-order phase transition at the critical temperature Tc(E), such that the ordered phase is characterized by high-density strips running along the direction of the applied field; while in the disordered phase one has a lattice-gas-like behavior. It is found that the damage always spreads for all the investigated temperatures and reaches a saturation value Dsat that depends only on T. Dsat increases for T<Tc(E=∞), decreases for T>Tc(E=∞) and is free of finite-size effects. This behavior can be explained as due to the existence of interfaces between the high-density strips and the lattice-gas-like phase whose roughness depends on T. Also, we investigated damage spreading for a range of finite fields as a function of T, finding a behavior similar to that of the case with E=∞. 相似文献
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We demonstrate the emergence of non-Abelian fusion rules for excitations of a two dimensional lattice model built out of Abelian degrees of freedom. It can be considered as an extension of the usual toric code model on a two dimensional lattice augmented with matter fields. It consists of the usual C(Zp) gauge degrees of freedom living on the links together with matter degrees of freedom living on the vertices. The matter part is described by a n dimensional vector space which we call Hn. The Zp gauge particles act on the vertex particles and thus Hn can be thought of as a C(Zp) module. An exactly solvable model is built with operators acting in this Hilbert space. The vertex excitations for this model are studied and shown to obey non-Abelian fusion rules. We will show this for specific values of n and p, though we believe this feature holds for all n>p. We will see that non-Abelian anyons of the quantum double of C(S3) are obtained as part of the vertex excitations of the model with n=6 and p=3. Ising anyons are obtained in the model with n=4 and p=2. The n=3 and p=2 case is also worked out as this is the simplest model exhibiting non-Abelian fusion rules. Another common feature shared by these models is that the ground states have a higher symmetry than Zp. This makes them possible candidates for realizing quantum computation. 相似文献
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We study reduction of generalized complex structures. More precisely, we investigate the following question. Let J be a generalized complex structure on a manifold M, which admits an action of a Lie group G preserving J. Assume that M0 is a G-invariant smooth submanifold and the G-action on M0 is proper and free so that MG?M0/G is a smooth manifold. Under what condition does J descend to a generalized complex structure on MG? We describe a sufficient condition for the reduction to hold, which includes the Marsden–Weinstein reduction of symplectic manifolds and the reduction of the complex structures in Kähler manifolds as special cases. As an application, we study reduction of generalized Kähler manifolds. 相似文献
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We have studied the anisotropic two-dimensional nearest-neighbor Ising model with competitive interactions in both uniform longitudinal field H and transverse magnetic field Ω. Using the effective-field theory (EFT) with correlation in cluster with N=1 spin we calculate the thermodynamic properties as a function of temperature with values H and Ω fixed. The model consists of ferromagnetic interaction Jx in the x direction and antiferromagnetic interaction Jy in the y direction, and it is found that for H/Jy∈[0,2] the system exhibits a second-order phase transition. The thermodynamic properties are obtained for the particular case of λ=Jx/Jy=1 (isotropic square lattice). 相似文献
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We discuss space-time symmetric Hamiltonian operators of the form H=H0+igH′, where H0 is Hermitian and g real. H0 is invariant under the unitary operations of a point group G while H′ is invariant under transformation by elements of a subgroup G′ of G. If G exhibits irreducible representations of dimension greater than unity, then it is possible that H has complex eigenvalues for sufficiently small nonzero values of g. In the particular case that H is parity-time symmetric then it appears to exhibit real eigenvalues for all 0<g<gc, where gc is the exceptional point closest to the origin. Point-group symmetry and perturbation theory enable one to predict whether H may exhibit real or complex eigenvalues for g>0. We illustrate the main theoretical results and conclusions of this paper by means of two- and three-dimensional Hamiltonians exhibiting a variety of different point-group symmetries. 相似文献
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We introduce a network evolution process motivated by the network of citations in the scientific literature. In each iteration of the process a node is born and directed links are created from the new node to a set of target nodes already in the network. This set includes m “ambassador” nodes and l of each ambassador’s descendants where m and l are random variables selected from any choice of distributions pl and qm. The process mimics the tendency of authors to cite varying numbers of papers included in the bibliographies of the other papers they cite. We show that the degree distributions of the networks generated after a large number of iterations are scale-free and derive an expression for the power-law exponent. In a particular case of the model where the number of ambassadors is always the constant m and the number of selected descendants from each ambassador is the constant l, the power-law exponent is (2l+1)/l. For this example we derive expressions for the degree distribution and clustering coefficient in terms of l and m. We conclude that the proposed model can be tuned to have the same power law exponent and clustering coefficient of a broad range of the scale-free distributions that have been studied empirically. 相似文献
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As a calcium oscillations system is in steady state, the effects of colored noise and noise delay on the system is investigated using stochastic simulation methods. The results indicate that: (1) the colored noise can induce coherence bi-resonance phenomenon. (2) there exist three peaks in the R–τ0 (R is the reciprocal coefficient of variance, and τ0 is the self-correlation time of the colored noise) curves. For the same noise intensity Q=1, the Gaussian colored noise can induce calcium spikes but the white noise cannot do this. (3) the delay time can improve noise induced spikes regularity as τ0 is small, and R has a significant minimum with increasing τ as τ0 is large. (4) large values of ζ reduce noise induced spikes regularity. 相似文献
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The ideality factor n and the barrier height Φap of the sputtered Ni/p-InP Schottky diodes have been calculated from their experimental Current–voltage (I–V) characteristics in the temperature range of 60–400 K with steps of 10 K. The n and Φap values for the device have been obtained as 1.27 and 0.87 eV at 300 K and 1.13 and 0.91 eV at 400 K, respectively. The n values larger than unity at high temperatures indicate the presence of a thin native oxide layer at the semiconductor/metal interface. The barrier height (BH) has been assumed to be bias dependent due to the presence of an interfacial layer and interface states located at the interfacial layer-semiconductor interface. Interfacial layer-thermionic emission current mechanism has been fitted to experimental I–V data by considering the bias-dependence of the BH at each temperature. The best fitting values of the series resistance Rs and interface state density Ns together with the bias-dependence of the BH have been used at each temperature, and the Rs and Ns versus temperature plots have been drawn. It has been seen that the experimental and theoretical forward bias I–V data are in excellent agreement with each other in the temperature range of 60–400 K. It has been seen that the Rs and Ns values increase with a decrease in temperature, confirming the results in the literature. 相似文献
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We analyse the phase diagram of a quantum mean spherical model in terms of the temperature T, a quantum parameter g, and the ratio p=−J2/J1, where J1>0 refers to ferromagnetic interactions between first-neighbour sites along the d directions of a hypercubic lattice, and J2<0 is associated with competing antiferromagnetic interactions between second neighbours along m≤d directions. We regain a number of known results for the classical version of this model, including the topology of the critical line in the g=0 space, with a Lifshitz point at p=1/4, for d>2, and closed-form expressions for the decay of the pair correlations in one dimension. In the T=0 phase diagram, there is a critical border, gc=gc(p) for d≥2, with a singularity at the Lifshitz point if d<(m+4)/2. We also establish upper and lower critical dimensions, and analyse the quantum critical behavior in the neighborhood of p=1/4. 相似文献
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Geometrical characterizations are given for the tensor R⋅S, where S is the Ricci tensor of a (semi-)Riemannian manifold (M,g) and R denotes the curvature operator acting on S as a derivation, and of the Ricci Tachibana tensor ∧g⋅S, where the natural metrical operator ∧g also acts as a derivation on S. As a combination, the Ricci curvatures associated with directions on M, of which the isotropy determines that M is Einstein, are extended to the Ricci curvatures of Deszcz associated with directions and planes on M, and of which the isotropy determines that M is Ricci pseudo-symmetric in the sense of Deszcz. 相似文献
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K. Katono K. Ichimura Y. Kawashima K. Yamaya S. Tanda 《Physica B: Condensed Matter》2012,407(11):1827-1830
The density wave phase of α-(BEDT-TTF)2KHg(SCN)4 was investigated by transport properties and magnetic susceptibility. The density wave transition was observed as a broad increase at TDW=9 K by resistance measurement. Temperature dependence of the static magnetic susceptibility χ shows a large Curie tail below 100 K. By subtracting the Curie component, we found that the magnetic susceptibility increases like weak ferromagnetism with decreasing temperature below 7.4 K. The gradual increase of χ below TDW is not expected in simple CDW or SDW, where the magnetic susceptibility decreases with decreasing temperature due to the reduction of Pauli paramagnetic component. To explain the weak ferromagnetic behavior, we consider the coexistence of CDW and SDW. We propose a model of the mixed density wave, where CDW exists with antiferromagnetically coupled canting spins. 相似文献
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Suppose that the sphere Sn has initially a homogeneous distribution of mass and let G be the Lie group of orientation preserving projective diffeomorphisms of Sn. A projective motion of the sphere, that is, a smooth curve in G, is called force free if it is a critical point of the kinetic energy functional. We find explicit examples of force free projective motions of Sn and, more generally, examples of subgroups H of G such that a force free motion initially tangent to H remains in H for all time (in contrast with the previously studied case for conformal motions, this property does not hold for H=SOn+1). The main tool is a Riemannian metric on G, which turns out to be not complete (in particular not invariant, as happens with non-rigid motions), given by the kinetic energy. 相似文献
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We consider a Schrödinger-type differential expression HV=∇∗∇+V, where ∇ is a Hermitian connection on a Hermitian vector bundle E over a complete Riemannian manifold (M,g) with metric g and positive smooth measure dμ, and V is a locally integrable section of the bundle of endomorphisms of E. We give a sufficient condition for m-accretivity of a realization of HV in L2(E). 相似文献