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Ground-state entropies of the Potts antiferromagnet on diamond hierarchical lattices.

The ground-state degeneracies of the q-state Potts antiferromagnet on general diamond hierarchical lattices are computed, for q> or =3, by means of two distinct methods. The first method, denominated the recursive approach, is based on exact recursion relations for the total number of ground states, leading to the exact ground-state entropy in the thermodynamic limit. The second method, called the factorization approach, consists in a simple approximation, where the total number of ground states is factorized as a product of the number of ground states at each hierarchy level. The factorization approach appears to be a poor approximation for small values of q, but its accuracy improves substantially as q increases, and it becomes exact in the limit q--> infinity. In spite of the fact that such a model presents no frustration, a residual entropy at zero temperature is found for all q> or =3. Similarly to what happens on Bravais lattices, the residual entropy approaches its maximum allowed value, ln q, as q increases.