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Local optimality of cubic lattices for interaction energies

Authors: Bétermin, Laurent;

Local optimality of cubic lattices for interaction energies

Abstract

We study the local optimality of Simple Cubic, Body-Centred-Cubic and Face-Centred-Cubic lattices among Bravais lattices of fixed density for some finite energy per point. Following the work of Ennola [Math. Proc. Cambridge, 60:855--875, 1964], we prove that these lattices are critical points of all the energies, we write the second derivatives in a simple way and we investigate the local optimality of these lattices for the theta function and the Lennard-Jones-type energies. In particular, we prove the local minimality of the FCC lattice (resp. BCC lattice) for large enough (resp. small enough) values of its scaling parameter and we also prove the fact that the simple cubic lattice is a saddle point of the energy. Furthermore, we prove the local minimality of the FCC and the BCC lattices at high density (with an optimal explicit bound) and its local maximality at low density in the Lennard-Jones-type potential case. We then show the local minimality of FCC and BCC lattices among all the Bravais lattices (without a density constraint). The largest possible open interval of density's values where the Simple Cubic lattice is a local minimizer is also computed.

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cubic lattices, Critical phenomena in equilibrium statistical mechanics, Lennard-Jones potential, FOS: Physical sciences, interaction potentials, Mathematical Physics (math-ph), theta functions, stability, Lattice systems (Ising, dimer, Potts, etc.) and systems on graphs arising in equilibrium statistical mechanics, lattice energy, Stability problems for problems in Hamiltonian and Lagrangian mechanics, Analytic theory (Epstein zeta functions; relations with automorphic forms and functions), Mathematics - Classical Analysis and ODEs, crystals, Classical Analysis and ODEs (math.CA), FOS: Mathematics, local minimum, ground state, Statistical mechanics of crystals, Mathematical Physics

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