Abstract

It is well known that critical phenomena occur in condensed matter under certain conditions, when an abrupt change in its properties occurs. In the vicinity of critical points, various phenomena may arise. The critical region can be described by a set of state parameters (order parameters), which allow one to obtain information about the anomalous behavior of thermodynamic averages, internal processes, and the nature of the objects of study. The abnormal nonlinear behavior of state parameters is described by critical exponents. In this article, we considered spin glass on the example of the Edwards-Anderson model. For the simulation, the replica-exchange Monte-Carlo method was used. Critical exponents were obtained to describe the behavior of the model in the critical region.

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