A Renormalization Group Study of Helimagnets in D=2+EPSILON Dimensions
P. Azaria, B. Delamotte, F. Delduc, Th. Jolicoeur
Abstract
We study a non linear sigma model O(N) O(2)/O(N-2) O(2) describing the phase transition of N-components helimagnets up to two loop order in D=2+ε dimensions. It is shown that a stable fixed point exists as soon as N is greater than 3 (or equal). In the N=3 case, the symmetry of the system is dynamically enlarged at the fixed point to O(4) We show that the order parameter for Heisenberg helimagnets involves a tensor representation of O(4). We show that for large N and in the neighborhood of two dimensions this nonlinear sigma model describes the same critical theory as the Landau-Ginzburg linear theory. We deduce that there exists a dividing line Nc (D) in the plane (N, D) separating a first-order region containing the Heisenberg point at D=4 and a second-order region containing the whole D=2 axis. We conclude that the phase transition of Heisenberg helimagnets in dimension 3 is either first order or second order with O(4) exponents involving a tensor representation or tricritical.
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