An exact solution for two dimensional wetting with a corrugated wall
P.S. Swain, A.O. Parry

TL;DR
This paper presents an exact analytical solution for a two-dimensional wetting model with a corrugated wall, revealing a second-order transition at a lower temperature than in flat systems, contrasting mean-field predictions.
Contribution
It provides the first exact solution for 2D wetting with a corrugated wall, clarifying the nature of the transition beyond mean-field approximations.
Findings
Wetting transition remains second-order with corrugation.
Transition occurs at a lower temperature than in planar systems.
Results agree with numerical and other analytical methods.
Abstract
An exact solution of a two dimensional RSOS model of wetting at a corrugated (periodic) wall is found using transfer matrix techniques. In contrast to mean-field analysis of the same problem the wetting transition remains second-order and occurs at a lower temperature than that of the planar system. Comparison with numerical studies and other analytical approaches is made.
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