Persistence in systems with conserved order parameter
P. Gonos, A. J. Bray
Abstract
We consider the low-temperature coarsening dynamics of a one-dimensional Ising ferromagnet with conserved Kawasaki-like dynamics in the domain representation. Domains diffuse with size-dependent diffusion constant, D(l) lγ with γ= -1. We generalize this model to arbitrary γ, and derive an expression for the domain density, N(t) t-ϕ with ϕ=1/(2-γ), using a scaling argument. We also investigate numerically the persistence exponent θ characterizing the power-law decay of the number, Np(t), of persistent (unflipped) spins at time t, and find Np(t) t-θ where θ depends on γ. We show how the results for ϕ and θ are related to similar calculations in diffusion-limited cluster-cluster aggregation (DLCA) where clusters with size-dependent diffusion constant diffuse through an immobile `empty' phase and aggregate irreversibly on impact. Simulations show that, while ϕ is the same in both models, θ is different except for γ=0. We also investigate models that interpolate between symmetric domain diffusion and DLCA.
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