The Lee--Yang Edge Exponent via Logarithmic Averaging
Qiao Wang

TL;DR
This paper investigates the Lee--Yang edge exponent in ferromagnetic Ising models, establishing connections between logarithmic averaging, monodromy, and conformal field theory properties.
Contribution
It introduces new theorems linking the Lee--Yang edge exponent to Jensen averages, monodromy, and RG fixed points, providing unconditional results for the 2D Ising model.
Findings
Jensen average derivative equals the edge exponent plus one.
Monodromy around the edge multiplies the singular part by a root of unity.
Edge expansion follows from density asymptotics via Mellin transform.
Abstract
Let be the thermodynamic free energy of a ferromagnetic Ising model,analytic on . The Lee--Yang edge at is characterised by with and . We prove three results: Theorem A (Jensen slope): defining the Jensen average of , the edge exponent satisfies . The proof is a direct application of Jensen's formula. Theorem B (Monodromy): the monodromy of around multiplies the singular part by , a primitive -th root of unity when . Theorem C (Kac monodromy): for any 2D CFT at an RG fixed point with relevant operator of weight…
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