Corrections to Scaling in Phase-Ordering Kinetics
A. J. Bray, P. N. Rapapa, S. J. Cornell
Abstract
The leading correction to scaling associated with departures of the initial condition from the scaling morphology is determined for some soluble models of phase-ordering kinetics. The result for the pair correlation function has the form C(r,t) = f0(r/L) + L-ω f1(r/L) + ..., where L is a characteristic length scale extracted from the energy. The correction-to-scaling exponent ωhas the value ω=4 for the d=1 Glauber model, the n-vector model with n=∞, and the approximate theory of Ohta, Jasnow and Kawasaki. For the approximate Mazenko theory, however, ωhas a non-trivial value: omega = 3.8836... for d=2, and ω= 3.9030... for d=3. The correction-to-scaling functions f1(x) are also calculated.
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