Nematogenic Lattice Models in One or Two Dimensions and with Long-Range Interactions
N. Angelescu, S. Romano, V.A. Zagrebnov

TL;DR
This paper proves the existence of finite-temperature ordering transitions in nematogenic lattice models with long-range interactions in one- or two-dimensional systems, extending previous rigorous results.
Contribution
It introduces new rigorous proofs demonstrating phase transitions in nematogenic models with long-range interactions in low-dimensional lattices.
Findings
Existence of finite-temperature phase transition proven
Long-range interactions induce ordering in low-dimensional systems
Extension of previous rigorous results to broader model classes
Abstract
Extending previous rigorous results, we prove existence of an ordering transition at finite temperature for a class of nematogenic lattice models, where spins are associated with a one- or two-dimensional lattice, and interact via long-range potentials.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTheoretical and Computational Physics · Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics · Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
