Scaling Hysteresis of Dynamical Transition of Diluted Heisenberg Spin System 

Abstract

The Monte Carlo method was employed to perform the numerical simulation for classical discrete diluted Heisenberg spin system driven by an oscillating external magnetic field. To form the diluted spin system based on isotropic Heisenberg model, we introduced in the Hamiltonian of a typical Heisenberg model both random anisotropy energy term characterizing amorphous state with a proportion X and uniaxial anisotropy energy term representing crystalline state with a proportion 1-X. The dynamical transition behavior of the Spin system mentioned above, hysteresis loop scaled with parameter X and random as well as uniaxial anisotropy constant D and A, respectively, was studied in detail. It has been put forward a scaling relationship between hysteresis loop area and parameter X, A and D as below: Aarea-AδDηXσ . The main conclusions can be summarized below:(1)At a specific value X(defined as Xmin), the investigated system gains minimal hysteresis which has been proved experimentally in our another investigation. (2) The exponents δ,η and σ of the diluted spin system are universal constants, and the sum of δ+η(～0.9) equals the exponent δ,η of single either uniaxial or random anisotropy spin system. (3)The specific value Xmin versus logarithm of the ratio of A/D shows a peculiar sigmoidal trend.