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Critical and Multicritical Points, Lines and Surfaces of Spin Glasses in the Presence of Magnetic Fields and Anisotropy

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Multicritical Phenomena

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As Dr. Young has pointed out in his lectures1 the mean field theory of a simple model Ising spin glass2 is much more subtle than that of a conventional magnet while normal renormalization group theory applied to short-ranged models3 yields perplexing and apparently unphysical 4,5 results, even in the paramagnetic phase. I shall not attempt here to improve upon the RG problem but rather to develop further the parameter space of potentially interesting mean field problems in the hope of demonstrating a great richness of phases, transitions and crossovers. Thus, I shall restrict my comments to infinite-ranged models studied within replica theory6 but with the full panoply of replica-symmetry (RS) breaking7.

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Sherrington, D. (1991). Critical and Multicritical Points, Lines and Surfaces of Spin Glasses in the Presence of Magnetic Fields and Anisotropy. In: Pynn, R., Skjeltorp, A. (eds) Multicritical Phenomena. NATO ASI Series, vol 106. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2741-7_38

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