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We study Ising antiferromagnets that have nearest-neighbour interactions onmultilayer triangular lattices with frustrated ($abc$ and $abab$) stacking, andmake comparisons with the unfrustrated ($aaa$) stacking. If interlayercouplings are much weaker than in-plane ones, the paramagnetic phase of modelswith frustrated stackings has a classical spin-liquid regime at lowtemperature, in which correlations are strong both within and between planes,but there is no long-range order. We investigate this regime using Monte Carlosimulations and by mapping the spin models to coupled height models, which aretreated using renormalisation group methods and an analysis of the effects ofvortex excitations. The classical spin-liquid regime is parametrically wide atsmall interlayer coupling in models with frustrated stackings. By contrast, forthe unfrustrated stacking there is no extended regime in which interlayercorrelations are strong without three-dimensional order.

Classical spin liquids in stacked triangular lattice Ising antiferromagnets