Scaling and super-universality in the coarsening dynamics of the 3d random field Ising model
Camille Aron, Claudio Chamon, Leticia F. Cugliandolo, Marco Picco
TL;DR
This paper investigates the coarsening dynamics of the 3D random field Ising model through Monte Carlo simulations, examining scaling behaviors and comparing with other glassy systems to understand universal out-of-equilibrium properties.
Contribution
It provides new insights into the super-universality and scaling properties of the 3D RFIM during coarsening, with comparative analysis across different disordered systems.
Findings
Identification of dynamic scaling and super-scaling in the RFIM
Comparison of RFIM behavior with spin-glass and colloidal systems
Insights into universal out-of-equilibrium properties of glassy systems
Abstract
We study the coarsening dynamics of the three-dimensional random field Ising model using Monte Carlo numerical simulations. We test the dynamic scaling and super-scaling properties of global and local two-time observables. We treat in parallel the three-dimensional Edward-Anderson spin-glass and we recall results on Lennard-Jones mixtures and colloidal suspensions to highlight the common and different out of equilibrium properties of these glassy systems.
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