Generalized Gibbs Phase Rule and Multicriticality Applied to Magnetic Systems
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Gibbs Phase Rule
3. Generalized Gibbs Phase Rule
- (i)
- First, phases can coexist in a subset of a hypersurface of dimension and another different phases coexist in a different subset of the same hypersurface, as schematically shown in Figure 1b. When the proper free energy of any two phases in different subsets are equal, we have one more constraint , and on the reduced hypersurface , one now has coexisting phases. The special case is equivalent to the usual GPR where two phases coexist on a subspace of a reduced dimension of one unity. By proper free energy, we mean here the corresponding free energy as a function of the suitable fields. That is why we have worked with the chemical potentials in the general case of fluids, because are just the molar (or per particle) Gibbs free energy. For more details on what free energy one has to consider in the case of magnetic systems, see Ref. [21].
- (ii)
- Second, sometimes the (or ) phases in the hypersubspace can become equal. In this case, should be computed according to the procedure outlined in the previous section, properly taking into account the symmetries of the system.
4. Gibbs Phase Rule for Hamiltonian Models
4.1. Ising Model
4.2. Blume-Capel Model
4.2.1. Spin
4.2.2. Spin
4.2.3. S > 1 and S > 3/2
4.3. Two-Dimensional q-State Potts Model
5. Final Remarks
Author Contributions
Funding
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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