Softening of Phase Transition in 2D Potts Model Under Quenched Bond Randomness
Fatih Ya\c{s}ar, Yi\u{g}it G\"und\"u\c{c}, Tar{\i}k \c{C}elik

TL;DR
This study uses cluster algorithms to simulate the 2D q=8 Potts model with quenched bond randomness, revealing a finite-size-dependent threshold for transition rounding that diminishes with larger system sizes.
Contribution
It demonstrates the existence of a size-dependent threshold of quenched randomness that softens the first-order phase transition in the 2D Potts model.
Findings
Finite size-dependent threshold for transition rounding
Threshold decreases as system size increases
Quenched randomness softens the phase transition
Abstract
We have simulated, by using cluster algorithm, the state Potts model in two-dimension with varying amount of quenched bond randomness. We have shown that there exist a finite size dependent threshold value of the introduced quenched bond randomness for rounding the first-order phase transition and this threshold value becomes smaller as the system size increased.
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