Nonequilibrium relaxation analysis of a quasi-one-dimensional frustrated XY model for charge-density waves in ring-shaped crystals
Tomoaki Nogawa, Koji Nemoto
Abstract
We propose a model for charge density waves in ring shaped crystals, which depicts frustration between intra- and inter-chain couplings coming from cylindrical bending. It is then mapped to a three dimensional uniformly frustrated XY model with one dimensional anisotropy in connectivity. The nonequilibrium relaxation dynamics is investigated by Monte Carlo simulations to find a phase transition which is quite different from that of usual whisker crystal. We also find that the low temperature state is a three dimensional phase vortex lattice with a two dimensional phase coherence in a cylindrical shell and the system shows power law relaxation in the ordered phase.
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