On the Tail of the Overlap Probability Distribution in the Sherrington--Kirkpatrick Model
Alain Billoire, Silvio Franz, Enzo Marinari
Abstract
We investigate the large deviation behavior of the overlap probability density in the Sherrington--Kirkpatrick model from several analytical perspectives. First we analyze the spin glass phase using the coupled replica scheme. Here generically 1N PN(q) ≈ - A ((|q|-qEA)3, and we compute the first correction to the expansion of in powers of Tc-T. We study also the q=1 case, where P(q) is know exactly. Finally we study the paramagnetic phase, where exact results valid for all q's are obtained. The overall agreement between the various points of view is very satisfactory. Data from large scale numerical simulations show that the predicted behavior can be detected already on moderate lattice sizes.
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