This thesis is focused on the computation of the overlap distribution which characterizes spin glasses with finite connectivity upon an RSB transition at zero temperature. Two models are considered: the J± Bethe lattice spin glass and the Edwards-Anderson spin glass in three dimensions with random regular bond dilution (random dilution with the constraint of fixed connectivity z = 3). The approach is based on the study of the effects of a bulk perturbation on the energy landscape. In ultrametric spin glasses, the distribution of the excited states is known to be related to the order parameter through a universal formula. This formula is used for deriving the order parameter from the experimental distributions. In addition, the finite-size corrections to the ground state energy are computed for the two models.

The RSB order parameter in finite-dimensional spin glasses: numerical computation at zero temperature

DE SANTIS, FRANCESCO
2019

Abstract

This thesis is focused on the computation of the overlap distribution which characterizes spin glasses with finite connectivity upon an RSB transition at zero temperature. Two models are considered: the J± Bethe lattice spin glass and the Edwards-Anderson spin glass in three dimensions with random regular bond dilution (random dilution with the constraint of fixed connectivity z = 3). The approach is based on the study of the effects of a bulk perturbation on the energy landscape. In ultrametric spin glasses, the distribution of the excited states is known to be related to the order parameter through a universal formula. This formula is used for deriving the order parameter from the experimental distributions. In addition, the finite-size corrections to the ground state energy are computed for the two models.
9-set-2019
Inglese
Spin glass; bethe lattice; finite dimension; Edwards-Anderson model; zero temperature; RSB; order parameter; finite-size corrections; ground state; numerical
PARISI, Giorgio
MAURI, FRANCESCO
Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"
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