Global persistence exponent of the double-exchange model
H. A. Fernandes, J. R. Drugowich de Felicio
Abstract
We obtained the global persistence exponent θg for a continuous spin model on the simple cubic lattice with double-exchange interaction by using two different methods. First, we estimated the exponent θg by following the time evolution of probability P(t) that the order parameter of the model does not change its sign up to time t [P(t) t-θg]. Afterwards, that exponent was estimated through the scaling collapse of the universal function Lθg z P(t) for different lattice sizes. Our results for both approaches are in very good agreement each other.
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