“Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice

Abstract We describe the Island-Mainland (IM) transition on a square lattice. Black squares are randomly dropped on a white background, with increasing concentration p. We define black (white) clusters as groups of black (white) squares, connected through edges or corners on a quasi-2D system. At a...

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Main Authors: Tajkera Khatun, Tapati Dutta, Sujata Tarafdar
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Online Access:http://link.springer.com/10.1140/epjb/e2017-80365-3
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spelling ftrepec:oai:RePEc:spr:eurphb:v:90:y:2017:i:11:d:10.1140_epjb_e2017-80365-3 2023-05-15T18:43:50+02:00 “Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice Tajkera Khatun Tapati Dutta Sujata Tarafdar http://link.springer.com/10.1140/epjb/e2017-80365-3 unknown http://link.springer.com/10.1140/epjb/e2017-80365-3 article ftrepec 2020-12-04T13:31:05Z Abstract We describe the Island-Mainland (IM) transition on a square lattice. Black squares are randomly dropped on a white background, with increasing concentration p. We define black (white) clusters as groups of black (white) squares, connected through edges or corners on a quasi-2D system. At a certain p the black islands in white sea (IS) phase crosses over to a mixed phase (MP). At still larger p the MP phase crosses over to the lakes in mainland (LM) phase with white lakes in a black mainland. We show that the Euler number, defined as difference between number of white clusters and number of black clusters goes through extrema near these transition points. The phenomenon is supported by experimental observations. Statistical and Nonlinear Physics Article in Journal/Newspaper White Sea RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) White Sea
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description Abstract We describe the Island-Mainland (IM) transition on a square lattice. Black squares are randomly dropped on a white background, with increasing concentration p. We define black (white) clusters as groups of black (white) squares, connected through edges or corners on a quasi-2D system. At a certain p the black islands in white sea (IS) phase crosses over to a mixed phase (MP). At still larger p the MP phase crosses over to the lakes in mainland (LM) phase with white lakes in a black mainland. We show that the Euler number, defined as difference between number of white clusters and number of black clusters goes through extrema near these transition points. The phenomenon is supported by experimental observations. Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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author Tajkera Khatun
Tapati Dutta
Sujata Tarafdar
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Tapati Dutta
Sujata Tarafdar
“Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
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Tapati Dutta
Sujata Tarafdar
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title “Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
title_short “Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
title_full “Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
title_fullStr “Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
title_full_unstemmed “Islands in Sea” and “Lakes in Mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
title_sort “islands in sea” and “lakes in mainland” phases and related transitions simulated on a square lattice
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