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Calculation of conformal dimension for Ising model in two dimensional space

Recently I was reading Ph. Di Francesco's book, "Conformal Field Theory", and in section 7.4.2 where it discussed about Ising model, conformal dimensions $(h,\bar{h})$ are deduced from ...
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Gaussian approximation of Landau Ginzburg and Renoramalization Group

I am studing an introduction to the Renormalization Group (RG); during my course my prof. came up saying that: Landau-Ginzburg (LG) theory truncated at Gaussian order is exact at the critical point. ...
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Landau Ginzburg path integral (PI) for the Ising model at gaussian order

I am stick with a problem in computing explicitely the gaussian PI in the Landau-Ginzburg theory for the Ising model. If we do a procedure of coarse graining, we can define $m(x)$ as a continuous ...
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Absence of Symmetry Breaking in 1D Ising Model--Continuum Version

I have seen arguments for why there is no symmetry breaking in the 1D Ising model--for example, using the transfer matrix method to explicitly solve the model, and another of energy-entropy arguments ...
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Generalized Ising model

I am in very trouble with a particular expression. I leave the original pages in order to have everything available and what I am goin to leave are the first pages of nine chapter of Non Perturbative ...
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Various questions on renormalization in lattice systems

Forgive the long, multi questioned-question. The setting of this question is inspired by this answer. Consider some theory on a lattice, for example the 2D $0$-field Ising model $$H=-K\sum_{\langle i,...
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Critical parameter for 1D quantum system corresponding to $T_c$ of 2D Classical model

Utilizing the fact that there is a correspondence between a $d$ dimensional quantum system and a $d+1$ dimensional classical system (c.f. Trotter Decomposition), my question regards what the critical ...
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How to understand the two-point correlation function in momentum space?

Let's take the Ising model as an example and study the two point spin spin correlation function: $$\langle s_0 s_r\rangle = \frac{\sum_{\{s_i\}}e^{K\sum_{\langle i ,j\rangle}s_i s_j} s_0 s_r}{\sum_{\{...
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Transverse Ising model in continuum limit

Recently I have read "Analyzing the two dimensional Ising model with conformal fi eld theory" by Paolo Molignini, but I don't understand clearly manipulations in the section about continuum limit of ...
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Block diagonalizing a Hamiltonian using a symmetry

I have the following Hamiltonian, describing the 3 state Chiral clock model in 1D: $$H = -f \sum_{j=1}^L (\tau_j^\dagger e^{-i \phi}+h.c.)-J\sum_{j=1}^{L-1}(\sigma_j^\dagger\sigma_{j+1}e^{-i\hat{\phi}}...
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A question about the two-dimensional Ising model

The two dimensional square lattice Ising model reads $$E[\sigma]=-J\displaystyle\sum_{<ij>}\sigma_i\sigma_j-h\displaystyle\sum_i\sigma_i,$$ where $E$ is the energy, $\sigma_i$ is the spin at ...
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Applicability of Cardy's "doubling trick" to the 2D Ising Model

In Section 11.2.2 of the book on Conformal Field Theory by di Francesco, Mathieu, and Senechal (page 417), the two point function on the Upper Half Plane is written as being equal to the four point ...
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Temperature in the Hamiltonian limit

There is a well known connection between statistical mechanics in D spatial dimensions and quantum field theory in D-1 spatial dimensions. Changing the temperature in statistical mechanics corresponds ...
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Topological entanglement entropy in transverse quantum Ising model?

I have seen from literature that the $Z_2$ lattice gauge theory in 2d could be mapped into a quantum Ising model with gauge constraints on the Hilbert space by dual transformation. The deconfined ...
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