Finite-size effects of dimensional crossover in quasi-two-dimensional three-state Potts model
Atsushi Yamagata
Abstract
A nearest neighbour spin pair of the quasi-two-dimensional three-state Potts model interacts with the strength J(>0) in the xy-plane and with λJ (0 λ 1) in the z-axis. The phase transition is of second-order when λ= 0 and is of first-order when λ> 0. The dimensional crossover occurs with a change of the order of the phase transition. We study the finite-size effects of the phenomenon by using a Monte Carlo method with a multi-spin coding technique. The prediction of the finite-size scaling theory is consistent with the Monte Carlo results.
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