Mesoscopic description of the annealed Ising model and Multiplicative noise

Physics – Condensed Matter

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Submitted to Phys. Rev. E

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10.1103/PhysRevE.58.6828

A new type of Langevin equation exhibiting a non trivial phase transition associated with the presence of multiplicative noise is introduced. The equation is derived as a mesoscopic representation of the microscopic annealed Ising model (AIM) proposed by Thorpe and Beeman, and reproduces perfectly its basic phenomenology. The AIM exhibits a non-trivial behavior as the temperature is increased, in particular it presents a disorder-to-order phase transition at low temperatures, and a order-to-disorder transition at higher temperatures. This behavior resembles that of some Langevin equations with multiplicative noise, which exhibit also two analogous phase transitions as the noise-amplitude is increased. By comparing the standard models for noise-induced transitions with our new Langevin equation we elucidate that the mechanisms controlling the disorder-to-order transitions in both of them are essentially different, even though for both of them the presence of multiplicative noise is a key ingredient.

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