Higher dimensional realizations of activated dynamic scaling at random quantum transitions
T. Senthil, Subir Sachdev
Abstract
We show that many of the unusual properties of the one-dimensional random quantum Ising model are shared also by dilute quantum Ising systems in the vicinity of a certain quantum transition in any dimension d > 1. Thus, while these properties are not an artifact of d=1, they do require special circumstances in higher dimensions.
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