Ground state structure of diluted antiferromagnets and random field systems
Alexander K. Hartmann

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to exactly determine all ground states of diluted antiferromagnets and random field systems across various fields, enabling comprehensive analysis of their structure and properties.
Contribution
It presents a novel computational approach that calculates all jump-fields and ground state degeneracies for these complex magnetic systems.
Findings
Complete ground state descriptions for systems up to 48^3 size
Analysis of order parameter behavior across fields
Quantification of degeneracy and jump frequency
Abstract
A method is presented for the calculation of all exact ground states of diluted antiferromagnets and random field systems in an arbitrary range of fields. It works by calculating all jump-fields B,\Delta where the system changes it's ground state. For each field value all degenerated ground states are represented by a set of (anti-) ferromagnetic clusters and a relation between the clusters. So a complete description of the ground state structure of these systems is possible. Systems are investigated up to size 48^3 on the whole field-range and up to 160^3 for some particular fields. The behavior of order parameters is investigated, the number of jumps is analyzed and the degree of degeneracy as functions of size and fields is calculated.
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