Abstract
A scaling relation between remanent magnetization and excess energy of spin-glasses is tested numerically. Based on a simple domain picture of non-equilibrium states of spin-glasses a power law can be derived, which relates the excess energy to the remanent magnetization Delta E varies as Mx. The exponent x is related to the interface exponent y, which determines whether a spin-glass phase exists for T=0 or not. Therefore equilibrium properties can be determined by measurement of non-equilibrium quantities, x is calculated numerically for different temperatures T and the spatial dimensions d=2 and d=3. The numerical results are consistent with the suggested scaling relation.
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