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Using a finite-size phenomenological theory we investigate the behavior of the Baxter–Wu model for both first- and second-order transitions. In order to distinguish between the two kinds of transition we study the finite-size scaling behavior of the order parameter and the susceptibility of...
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The distribution function PL(m) of the order parameter for the Baxter–Wu model is studied using blocks of linear dimension L of a larger triangular lattice. At a given temperature, we use the Metropolis algorithm for the generation of a sample of configurations on the triangular lattice. The...
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We study Baxter–Wu triangular model with fixed magnetization in the framework of canonical and microcanonical ensemble, constructing the density of states by Wang–Landau algorithm. We use an approximation similar to a recently developed scheme (critical minimum energy subspace). In this...
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In this work we study an unusual phase transition of the Baxter–Wu model in the presence of an external magnetic field. The model is pure Baxter–Wu, which means that only three-spin interactions are taken into account. We construct a phase diagram on the temperature–field plane based...
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We propose a new cluster algorithm for the Baxter–Wu model that significantly reduces critical slowing down. We examine the behavior of the created clusters as we vary the temperature and then specify dynamic exponents. Comparison is made with the Metropolis algorithm and with the other...
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We use a recently developed cluster algorithm for the Baxter–Wu model to study characteristic features of its behavior. Magnetic scaling properties of the model are investigated for second-order phase transitions. We improve significantly the accuracy of Monte Carlo simulation results and we...
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