# Dipolar spin glass transition in three dimensions

@article{Bose2019DipolarSG,
title={Dipolar spin glass transition in three dimensions},
author={Tushar Kanti Bose and Roderich Moessner and Arnab Sen},
journal={Physical Review B},
year={2019}
}
• Published 25 June 2019
• Physics
• Physical Review B
Dilute dipolar Ising magnets remain a notoriously hard problem to tackle both analytically and numerically because of long-ranged interactions between spins as well as rare region effects. We study a new type of anisotropic dilute dipolar Ising system in three dimensions [Phys. Rev. Lett. {\bf 114}, 247207 (2015)] that arises as an effective description of randomly diluted classical spin ice, a prototypical spin liquid in the disorder-free limit, with a small fraction $x$ of non-magnetic…

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