A remark about pointed bubbles
A remark about pointed bubbles
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DOI:
10.1002/cpa.3160380510
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
P. Garabedian
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作者:
P. Garabedian
The polymer expansion is a formal algebraic identity between a partition function and logarithm in statistical physics problems. The expansion gives a systematic method to control the free energy or to establish exponential tree-graph decay of connected correlations. Here, the convergence properties of the polymer expansion are analyzed in connection with three practical examples, including: intersecting bonds in chemical polymer chains; a connected closed hypersurface built from the (d-1)-faces of the d-dimensional unit cubes; and the set of Feynamn diagrams in the perturbation series of the Euclidean field theory partition function Z. The example of connected polymer chains is generalized to apply to other lattice models, including n-state Ising models at high temperature; short range lattice gases at high temperature; and weak coupling lattice field and gauge theories.