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Two minimal-variable symplectic integrators for stochastic spin systems
1University of Gothenburg, Chalmers University of Technology, Department of Mathematical Sciences, 41296 Göteborg, Sweden.
Abstract:
We present two symplectic integrators for stochastic spin systems, based on the classical implicit midpoint method. The spin systems are identified with Lie-Poisson systems in matrix algebras, after which the numerical methods are derived from structure-preserving Lie-Poisson integrators for isospectral stochastic matrix flows. The integrators are thus geometric methods, require no auxiliary variables, and are suited for general Hamiltonians and a large class of stochastic forcing functions. Conservation properties and convergence rates are shown for several single-spin and multispin systems.
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