The van Hemmen model in the presence of a random field

AUTOR(ES)

Nogueira, Yamilles, Viana, J. Roberto, Sousa, J. Ricardo de

FONTE

Brazilian Journal of Physics

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2007-06

RESUMO

The van Hemmen model with a random field is studied to analyze the tricritical behavior in the Ising spin glass phase. The free energy and phase diagram (T versus H and T versus Jo/J, where H is the root mean square deviation of the magnetic field, Jo and J are the ferromagnetic and root mean square deviation exchange, respectively) are calculated for the model with discrete (or bimodal) and Gaussian distributions. For the case of the bimodal probability distribution (random field and exchange), we have the presence of three ordered phases, namely: spin glass (SG), mixed (pi) and ferromagnetic (F). The root mean square deviation of the random field H destroys the spin glass and mixed phases. The mixed phase doesn't appear with Gaussian distribution. In the plane T versus H, we analyze the tricritical behavior for the case of the bimodal distribution, and we compare it with the results obtained by using the Gaussian distribution that presents only second-order phase transition.

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