The Levy spin glass transition
K. Janzen, A. Engel, and M. M\'ezard

TL;DR
This paper investigates the phase transition in Levy spin glasses, revealing that the spin glass phase is always replica-symmetry-broken, contrary to previous beliefs, and develops a method to analyze the zero cutoff limit.
Contribution
It introduces a way to handle the epsilon to zero limit in Levy spin glasses and determines the de Almeida-Thouless transition temperature with an external field.
Findings
No stable replica-symmetric phase in zero external field
Spin glass phase is always replica-symmetry-broken
Method for analyzing the epsilon to zero limit
Abstract
We determine the phase transition of the Levy spin glass. A regularized model where the coupling constants smaller than some cutoff are neglected can be studied by the cavity method for diluted spin glasses. We show how to handle the limit and determine the de Almeida-Thouless transition temperature in presence of an external field. Contrary to previous findings, in zero external field we do not find any stable replica-symmetric spin glass phase: the spin glass phase is always a replica-symmetry-broken phase.
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