Encyclopedia of Condensed Matter Physics 2024
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-90800-9.00070-6
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“…The variation of thermodynamic quantities measured depending on the different sampling schemes is characteristic of spin-glass systems [39][40][41], of certain spin liquids where non-local updates are needed to tunnel between distinct ground-state configurations or to move and annihilate excitations [12,16], and of fractonic systems [42,43]. In the next section, we discuss such a scenario by identifying an effective gauge theory describing the ground-state manifold which reveals the emergence of complex gauge charges that are directly correlated with the freezing and responsible for the mismatch between the warm-up and cool-down schemes.…”
Section: Thermalization and Freezingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The variation of thermodynamic quantities measured depending on the different sampling schemes is characteristic of spin-glass systems [39][40][41], of certain spin liquids where non-local updates are needed to tunnel between distinct ground-state configurations or to move and annihilate excitations [12,16], and of fractonic systems [42,43]. In the next section, we discuss such a scenario by identifying an effective gauge theory describing the ground-state manifold which reveals the emergence of complex gauge charges that are directly correlated with the freezing and responsible for the mismatch between the warm-up and cool-down schemes.…”
Section: Thermalization and Freezingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is the basis for our analysis that ξ ZFC (t, t w ; H ) > ξ TRM (t, t w ; H ) in the text. Despite the tree-based picture providing a good qualitative and even quantitative description of spin-glass experiments [58], we will finish this section discussing theories that differ from RSB in their predicted structure for the spin-glass phase: the droplet model (DM), the Trivial-Nontrivial theory (TNT), and the Chaotic pairs (CP) picture.…”
Section: -12mentioning
confidence: 99%