Stochastic dynamics of coupled systems and spreading of damage
T. Tome, E. Arashiro, J. R. Drugowich de Felicio, M. J. de Oliveira
Abstract
We study the spreading of damage in the one-dimensional Ising model by means of the stochastic dynamics resulting from coupling the system and its replica by a family of algorithms that interpolate between the heat bath and the Hinrichsen-Domany algorithms. At high temperatures the dynamics is exactly mapped into de Domany-Kinzel probabilistic cellular automaton. Using a mean-field approximation and Monte Carlo simulations we find the critical line that separates the phase where the damage spreads and the one where it does not.
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