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Effective field theory with differential operator technique for dynamic phase transition in ferromagnetic Ising model

Takehiro Kinoshita, Shinya Fujiyama, 正彦時田, Toshihiro Idogaki

Published Mar 1, 2009• 7 citations

Abstract

The non-equilibrium phase transition in a ferromagnetic Ising model is investigated by use of a new type of effective field theory (EFT) which correctly accounts for all the single-site kinematic relations by differential operator technique. In the presence of a time dependent oscillating external field, with decrease of the temperature the system undergoes a dynamic phase transition, which is characterized by the period averaged magnetization Q , from a dynamically disordered state Q = 0 to the dynamically ordered state Q ≠ 0. The results of the dynamic phase transition point T c determined from the behavior of the dynamic magnetization and the Liapunov exponent provided by EFT are improved than that of the standard mean field theory (MFT), especially for the one dimensional lattice where the standard MFT gives incorrect result of T c = 0 even in the case of zero external field.

DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/150/4/042091

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