Ising Chains Properties at Low Temperature Extended Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.31642/JoKMC/2018/020206Keywords:
Random bond , , Ising chain , magnetic field five-antiferromagnetic bondAbstract
The transfer matrix method is used to describe the properties of the random bond of a simple periodic frustrated Ising chain in a uniform magnetic field. Doman and Williams(1982) are found expressions for the thermodynamic functions of the system at low temperature. Their methods is extended to apply to a system of five-antiferromagnetic bond Ising chain terminated by a ferromagnetic bond at low temperatures. New expressions for the magnetization, energy, and entropy as a functions of magnetic field is found. All results are in agreement with the previous results.Downloads
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