Statistical Properties of Ideal Ensemble of Disordered 1D Steric Spin-Chains
Ashot Gevorkyan, Hakob Abajyan, Haik Sukiasyan

TL;DR
This paper investigates the statistical properties of disordered 1D spin-chains, revealing that interaction constants follow Lévy's alpha-stable distribution and analyzing energy distributions under various conditions.
Contribution
It introduces an analytical and numerical study of 1D disordered spin-chains, establishing the distribution law of interaction constants and exploring energy distribution behaviors.
Findings
Interaction constants follow Lévy's alpha-stable distribution.
Energy distribution exhibits local maxima when spin-chain number is much less than N_x^2.
When spin-chain number is comparable to N_x^2, energy distribution has a single global maximum.
Abstract
The statistical properties of ensemble of disordered 1D steric spin-chains (SSC) of various length are investigated. Using 1D spin-glass type classical Hamiltonian, the recurrent trigonometrical equations for stationary points and corresponding conditions for the construction of stable 1D SSCs are found. The ideal ensemble of spin-chains is analyzed and the latent interconnections between random angles and interaction constants for each set of three nearest-neighboring spins are found. It is analytically proved and by numerical calculation is shown that the interaction constant satisfies L\'{e}vy's alpha-stable distribution law. Energy distribution in ensemble is calculated depending on different conditions of possible polarization of spin-chains. It is specifically shown that the dimensional effects in the form of set of local maximums in the energy distribution arise when the number…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTheoretical and Computational Physics · Random Matrices and Applications · Topological and Geometric Data Analysis
