Critical phenomena in superlattices: Reentrant dimensional crossover and anomalous critical amplitudes
Lev Mikheev
Abstract
A crossover from d to d-1, and then back to d-dimensional critical behavior is argued to be a generic feature characterizing ordering in a d-dimensional superlattice composed of atomically thick films of two ferromagnets. The crossover leads to anomalous changes in the amplitudes of critical singularities. In d=3 Heisenberg and XY superlattices large scale critical fluctuations persist over a wide temperature range.
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