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A transfer-matrix Monte Carlo technique is developed to compute the free energy of three-dimensional, classical Heisenberg ferromagnets. From the free energy of systems with periodic and antiperiodic boundary conditions, helicity moduli are calculated. From these the critical couplings for simple-cubic (sc) and face-centered-cubic lattices are estimated by use of finite-size scaling. For the simple-cubic lattice, the critical dimension of the surface magnetization is estimated with standard Monte Carlo methods, yielding a result in excellent agreement with the {ε}-expansion work of Diehl and N\"usser.
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Nightingale et al. (1988) studied this question.
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