On the Ising Model with Strongly Anisotropic External Field

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作者：
F. R. Nardi
E. Olivieri
M. Zahradník
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[1] II Università di Roma Tor Vergata,Dipartimento di Matematica
[2] Charles University,Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
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Journal of Statistical Physics | 1999年 / 97卷
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Ising model; anisotropic field; phase diagram; cluster expansion;
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In this paper we analyze the equilibrium phase diagram of the two-dimensional ferromagnetic n.n. Ising model when the external field takes alternating signs on different rows. We show that some of the zero-temperature coexistence lines disappear at every positive sufficiently small temperature, whereas one (and only one) of them persists for sufficiently low temperature.
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