Monte Carlo Investigation of Ising Nanotubes and Nanostrips
Carlos Garcia, M. Felisa Martinez, Julio A. Gonzalo
Abstract
Monte Carlo simulations of the magnetization temperature dependence in D× L nanotubes (periodic lateral boundary conditions) and nanostrips (free lateral boundary conditions) with D=8, 16, 32, 64 L 5000 have been performed. The apparent critical temperature was determinated using the Binder Cumulant method (crossing of data for D× L with data for D× 2L) and it was found to be TC=0 for small D values (D<D), as it might have been expected.
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