The Role of Spin Anisotropy in the Unbinding of Interfaces
C. Micheletti, J. M. Yeomans
Abstract
We study the ground state of a classical X-Y model with p 3-fold spin anisotropy D in a uniform external field, H. An interface is introduced into the system by a suitable choice of boundary conditions. For large D, as H 0, we prove using an expansion in D-1 that the interface unbinds from the surface through an infinite series of layering transitions. Numerical work shows that the transitions end in a sequence of critical end points.
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