Superfluid-insulator transition of the Josephson junction array model with commensurate frustration
Hunpyo Lee, Min-Chul Cha
Abstract
We have studied the rationally frustrated Josephson-junction array model in the square lattice through Monte Carlo simulations of (2+1)D XY-model. For frustration f=1/4, the model at zero temperature shows a continuous superfluid-insulator transition. From the measurement of the correlation function and the superfluid stiffness, we obtain the dynamical critical exponent z=1.0 and the correlation length critical exponent ν=0.4 0.05. While the dynamical critical exponent is the same as that for cases f=0, 1/2, and 1/3, the correlation length critical exponent is surprisingly quite different. When f=1/5, we have the nature of a first-order transition.
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