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Kosterlitz-Thouless transitions and phase diagrams of the interacting monomer-dimer model on a checkerboard lattice

Using the tensor network approach, we investigate the monomer-dimer models on a checkerboard lattice, in which there are interactions (with strength $ν$) between the parallel dimers on half of the plaquettes. For the fully packed interacting dimer model, we observe a Kosterlitz-Thouless (KT) transition between the lowtemperature symmetry breaking and the high-temperature critical phases; for the doped monomer-dimer casewith finite chemical potential $μ$, we also find an order-disorder phase transition which is of second order instead. We use the boundary matrix product state approach to detect the KT and second-order phase transitions and obtain the phase diagrams $ν-T$ and $μ-T$ . Moreover, for the noninteracting monomer-dimer model (setting $μ= ν= 0$), we get an extraordinarily accurate determination of the free energy per site (negative of the monomer-dimer constant $h_2$) as $f=-0.662\, 798\, 972\, 833\, 746$ with the dimer density $n=0.638\, 123\, 109\, 228\, 547$, both of 15 correct digits.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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