Finite-size scaling analysis of three dimensional Z(2) and O(2) spin models with non-vanishing symmetry breaking parameter
Jishnu Goswami, Frithjof Karsch, Sabarnya Mitra
Abstract
We present results from a detailed finite-size scaling analysis of the 3-d, Z(2) and O(2) spin models in an external field H. Using high statistics Monte Carlo data, we obtain the leading finite-size scaling correction to the infinite volume scaling functions. We show that these corrections are proportional to zL2=1/(H L3/(1+1/δ)))2. This provides the parametric form for finite-size corrections to bulk thermodynamic observables as well as the pseudo-critical temperatures determined at non-vanishing H. In particular, it allows to eliminate systematic errors in the analysis of the chiral phase transition temperature in (2+1)-flavor QCD, that arose from the previously not well-controlled ansatz for infinite volume extrapolations. We also establish the validity range of this leading order correction and point out that there are significant differences between the 3-d, O(2) and Z(2) universality classes.
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