Abstract
Abstract Using a renormalization group approach, we study the entanglement properties of two spin glass models: the XXZ Heisenberg (with Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction) and Ising transverse field spin glasses. The concurrence for both models are obtained through the Kadanoff renormalization group (RG) approach with random J i z and J i respectively. The constant couplings in the RG flow are randomized through the Gaussian distribution. For Δ = 0 corresponding to a non-spin glass material, a first-order transition is expected. By varying Δ from 0.05 to 0.5, the spin glass effect broadens the sharp transition resulting in a second-order-like transition. The fluctuations in the average concurrence for the spin glass case as measured by the standard deviations is also a good indicator of quantum phase transition.
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