2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10955-019-02401-5
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Exponential Decay of Correlations in the 2D Random Field Ising Model

Abstract: An extension of the Ising spin configurations to continuous functions is used for an exact representation of the Random Field Ising Model's order parameter in terms of disagreement percolation. This facilitates an extension of the recent analyses of the decay of correlations to positive temperatures, at homogeneous but arbitrarily weak disorder. arXiv:1907.06459v1 [math-ph]

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“…The integer-valued Gaussian field (ZGF) over a connected planar graph G, of vertex set V and edge set E (with a locally-finite embedding in R 2 ), has as its basic variables the values of the random function n : V → Z. The ZGF finite-volume partition function in 2 , which by default is taken here with the Dirichlet boundary conditions, is…”
Section: The Zgf Model and Its Two Phasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The integer-valued Gaussian field (ZGF) over a connected planar graph G, of vertex set V and edge set E (with a locally-finite embedding in R 2 ), has as its basic variables the values of the random function n : V → Z. The ZGF finite-volume partition function in 2 , which by default is taken here with the Dirichlet boundary conditions, is…”
Section: The Zgf Model and Its Two Phasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When G is doubly periodic 0 < λ c (G) < ∞. Furthermore, for the ZGF on Z 2 , λ c (Z 2 ) ≥ 2 3 ln 2, and at λ = 2 3 ln 2 the model is delocalized.…”
Section: The Zgf Model and Its Two Phasesmentioning
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“…There has been controversy over this prediction for quite some time, and it was finally proved to be correct by [20,8] for d = 3 and by [4] for d = 2. In recent works [11,3,15,2] quantitative bounds on the decay rate in dimension two were obtained, and in particular, exponential decay was finally established in [15,2]. In addition, the authors of [14] studied (a notion of) the correlation length, defined as…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%