Diversity Enabling Equilibration: Disorder and the Ground State in Artificial Spin Ice.
Zoe Budrikis, Paolo Politi, and R. L. Stamps
Phys. Rev. Lett. 107, 217204 (2011)
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Zoe Budrikis, Paolo Politi, and R. L. Stamps
Phys. Rev. Lett. 107, 217204 (2011)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgPVzgyV3jJgEfKkTOUBLWbQ4LB1-m87iNJWpHUaedQYFgv_VhbihuczyiDQOV15gbzuisrYIRCykyri4h3cZf4H9Hak7uOUwkKSkYBnNyI_fwc3GG7HK_VmrfE0bcddd06LE78XpcPImi5/s320/PRL+107%252C+217204+%25282011%2529b.jpg)
Left: For an undisordered system, clockwise rotating fields, anticlockwise rotating fields, and a field protocol that alternates sense of rotation every 2 cycles all give the same final energy. Right: The subnetwork of states that can beaccessed from the þx saturated configuration for (a) a perfect system (where the saturated configuration is the large red node) and (b) a typical disordered system.
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