Decay of the metastable phase in d=1 and d=2 Ising models
S. B. Rutkevich
Abstract
We calculate perturbatively the tunneling decay rate Γ of the metastable phase in the quantum d=1 Ising model in a skew magnetic field near the coexistence line 0<hx<1, hz -0 at T=0. It is shown that Γ oscillates in the magnetic field hz due to discreteness of the excitation energy spectrum. After mapping of the obtained results onto the extreme anisotropic d=2 Ising model at T<Tc, we verify in the latter model the droplet theory predictions for the free energy analytically continued to the metastable phase. We find also evidence for the discrete-lattice corrections in this metastable phase free energy.
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