Numerical Study of Competing Spin-Glass and Ferromagnetic Order
M. V. Simkin
Abstract
Two and three dimensional random Ising models with a Gaussian distribution of couplings with variance J and non-vanishing mean value J0 are studied using the zero-temperature domain-wall renormalization group (DWRG). The DWRG trajectories in the (J0,J) plane after rescaling can be collapsed on two curves: one for J0/J > rc and other for J0/J < rc. In the first case the DWRG flows are toward the ferromagnetic fixed point both in two and three dimensions while in the second case flows are towards a paramagnetic fixed point and spin-glass fixed point in two and three dimensions respectively. No evidence for an extra phase is found.
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