Abstract

The lattice system with competing interactions (repulsive between nearest neighbors and attractive between nextnext-nearest neighbors) on a triangular lattice is studied. The possibility of existence of two types of ordered phases in the system is established. The initial lattice was splitted into a system of four identical triangular sublattices to describe the ordered phases. The geometric order parameter of the system is introduced. Using the order parameter, the critical value of the interaction parameter is determined and the phase diagram of the system is constructed. The dependence of the critical parameter of the model on the ratio of intensity of competing interactions is investigated. The simulation data for the chemical potential are compared with the results of the quasichemical approximation. It is shown that the quasichemical approximation results in an adequate assessment of the equilibrium properties of the model in the range of its applicability.

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