Strange attractor in the Potts spin glass on hierarchical lattices

@article{Lima2013StrangeAI,
  title={Strange attractor in the Potts spin glass on hierarchical lattices},
  author={Washington de Lima and G. Camelo-Neto and S. Coutinho},
  journal={Physics Letters A},
  year={2013},
  volume={377},
  pages={2851-2855}
}
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CHIRAL SPIN GLASSES, CONTINUUM
CHIRAL SPIN GLASSES, CONTINUUM OF DEVIL’S STAIRCASES, AND THRESHOLDED ROUGHENING FROM FROZEN IMPURITIES TOLGA ÇAĞLAR PhD Dissertation, June 2017 Thesis Supervisor: Prof. A. Nihat Berker

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