Exponential Relaxation out of Nonequilibrium
Europhysics Letters (EPL)Published 1 October 1989
Anthony N. Burkitt, Dieter W. Heermann
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Abstract
Simulation results are presented for a quench from a disordered state to a state below the coexistence curve. The model which we consider is the Ising model but with the dynamics governed by the Swendsen-Wang transition probabilities. We show that the resulting domain growth has an exponential instead of a power law behaviour and that the system is non-self-averaging while in nonequilibrium. The simulations were carried out on a parallel computer with up to 128 processors.
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