Renormalization group analysis of a self-organized critical system: intrinsic anisotropy vs random environment

DOI10.1088/1751-8121/ACEF7CMaRDI QIDQ6095282zbMATH OpenFDO

Authors N. V. Antonov, P. I. Kakin, N. M. Lebedev

Publication date 7 September 2023

Published in Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.01913

zbMATH Keywords

disordered systemsnon-equilibrium behaviorrenormalization groupself-organized criticality

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Quantum theory (81-XX) Statistical mechanics, structure of matter (82-XX)

Abstract: We study a self-organized critical system coupled to an isotropic random fluid environment. The former is described by a strongly anisotropic continuous (coarse-grained) model introduced by Hwa and Kardar [Phys. Rev. Lett. {�f 62} 1813 (1989); Phys. Rev. A {�f 45} 7002 (1992)]; the latter is described by the stirred Navier--Stokes equation due to Forster, Nelson and Stephen [Phys. Rev. A {�f 16} 732 (1977)]. The full problem of two coupled stochastic equations is represented as a field theoretic model, which is shown to be multiplicatively renormalizable. The corresponding renormalization group equations possess a semi-infinite curve of fixed points in the four-dimensional space of the model parameters. The whole curve is infrared attractive for realistic values of parameters; its endpoint corresponds to the purely isotropic regime where the original Hwa-Kardar nonlinearity becomes irrelevant. There, one is left with a simple advection of a passive scalar field by the external environment. The main critical dimensions are calculated to the leading one-loop order (first terms in the $varepsilon=4-d$ expansion); some of them are appear to be exact in all orders. They remain the same along that curve, which makes it reasonable to interpret it as a single universality class. However, the correction exponents do vary along the curve. It is therefore not clear whether the curve survives in all orders of the renormalization group expansion or shrinks to a single point when the higher-order corrections are taken into account.

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