The out of equilibrium evolution for an Edwards-Anderson spin glass is followed for a tenth of a second, a long enough time to let us make safe predictions about the behaviour at experimental scales. This work has been made possible by Janus, an FPGA based special purpose computer. We have thoroughly studied the spin glass correlation functions and the growth of the coherence length for L = 80 lattices in 3D. Our main conclusion is that these spin glasses follow noncoarsening dynamics, at least up to the experimentally relevant time scales. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.
Nonequilibrium spin glass dynamics with janus / F., Belletti; A., Cruz; L. A., Fernandez; A., Gordillo Guerrero; M., Guidetti; MAIORANO, Andrea; F., Mantovani; MARINARI, Vincenzo; A. V., Martin Mayor; A., Munoz; D., Navarro; PARISI, Giorgio; S., Perez Gaviro; J. J., Ruiz Lorenzo; S. F., Schifano; D., Sciretti; A., Tarancon; R., Tripiccione; D., Yllanes. - In: AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. - ISSN 0094-243X. - 1091:(2009), pp. 228-230. (Intervento presentato al convegno 10th Granada Lectures on Modeling and Simulation of New Materials tenutosi a Granada; Spain nel 15 September 2008 through 19 September 2009) [10.1063/1.3082288].
Nonequilibrium spin glass dynamics with janus
MAIORANO, Andrea;MARINARI, Vincenzo;PARISI, Giorgio;
2009
Abstract
The out of equilibrium evolution for an Edwards-Anderson spin glass is followed for a tenth of a second, a long enough time to let us make safe predictions about the behaviour at experimental scales. This work has been made possible by Janus, an FPGA based special purpose computer. We have thoroughly studied the spin glass correlation functions and the growth of the coherence length for L = 80 lattices in 3D. Our main conclusion is that these spin glasses follow noncoarsening dynamics, at least up to the experimentally relevant time scales. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
