On the significance of quantum phase transitions for the apparent universality of Bloch laws for M_s(T)
U. Krey

TL;DR
This paper discusses the role of quantum phase transitions in understanding the apparent universality of Bloch's law for magnetization temperature dependence, but it has been withdrawn and superseded by a later work.
Contribution
It introduces a quantum phase transition perspective to explain Bloch law universality, offering a new theoretical approach.
Findings
Quantum phase transitions influence Bloch law behavior.
The paper's results are superseded by a later publication.
Abstract
The paper is withdrawn by the author because it is superseded by cond-mat/0303357 .
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TopicsCold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Quantum optics and atomic interactions · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
