We consider a highly anisotropic d=2 Ising spin model whose precise definition can be found at the beginning of Sect. 2. In this model the spins on a same horizontal line (layer) interact via a d=1 Kac potential while the vertical interaction is between nearest neighbors, both interactions being ferromagnetic. The temperature is set equal to 1 which is the mean field critical value, so that the mean field limit for the Kac potential alone does not have a spontaneous magnetization. We compute the phase diagram of the full system in the Lebowitz–Penrose limit showing that due to the vertical interaction it has a spontaneous magnetization. The result is not covered by the Lebowitz–Penrose theory because our Kac potential has support on regions of positive codimension.
Highly Anisotropic Scaling Limits
CASSANDRO, Marzio;COLANGELI, MATTEO;PRESUTTI, ERRICO
2016-01-01
Abstract
We consider a highly anisotropic d=2 Ising spin model whose precise definition can be found at the beginning of Sect. 2. In this model the spins on a same horizontal line (layer) interact via a d=1 Kac potential while the vertical interaction is between nearest neighbors, both interactions being ferromagnetic. The temperature is set equal to 1 which is the mean field critical value, so that the mean field limit for the Kac potential alone does not have a spontaneous magnetization. We compute the phase diagram of the full system in the Lebowitz–Penrose limit showing that due to the vertical interaction it has a spontaneous magnetization. The result is not covered by the Lebowitz–Penrose theory because our Kac potential has support on regions of positive codimension.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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