Frustrated Magnet — Kagome Lattice
Antiferromagnetic Ising spins on the kagome lattice — macroscopic ground-state degeneracy
The kagome lattice is built from corner-sharing triangles. With antiferromagnetic coupling (J>0),
each triangle must have at least one frustrated bond — where neighboring spins are parallel.
The ground state has extensive degeneracy: entropy scales as S ~ N·ln(2)/9. Click spins to flip them.
Zero-point entropy = (1/3)·ln(3/2) per spin — the system remains disordered even at T=0.