The Ising model is defined with the Hamiltonian:
$$ H = -\sum_{<i,j>}S_i^z\cdot S_j^z $$
What is the difference between quantum version and classical version? My intuition is that the classical version is equal to quantum version in any dimension and any lattice.
If we add a transverse field, I think there will be difference, the Hamiltonian is:
$$ H = -\sum_{<i,j>}S_i^z\cdot S_j^z - h\sum_i S_i^x $$ My intuition is that the quantum and classical will be different, because in quantum mechanics $[S^x,S^z]\neq0$. However I still don't know the difference in detail.