Aging and domain growth in the two--dimensional Ising spin glass model
H. Rieger B. Steckemetz, M. Schreckenberg
Abstract
Interrupted aging in the two-dimensional Ising spin glass model with Gaussian couplings is established and investigated via extensive Monte-Carlo simulations. The spin autocorrelation function scales with t/τ(tw), where tw is the waiting time and τ is equal to tw for waiting times smaller than the equilibration time τ eq. The spatial correlations scale with r/ξ(tw), where the correlation length ξ gives information about the averaged domain size in the system. Our results are better compatible with an algebraic growth law for ξ(tw), although it can also nicely be fitted to ( tw)1/ψ with ψ≈0.63.
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