Minimalistic real-space Renormalization of 4x4 Ising and Potts Models in two dimensions
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Author(s)
Willis, G
Pruessner, G
Keelan, J
Type
Journal Article
Abstract
We introduce and discuss a real-space renormalization group (RSRG) procedure on very
small lattices, which in principle does not require any of the usual approximations, e.g., a
cut-off in the expansion of the Hamiltonian in powers of the field. The procedure is carried
out numerically on very small lattices (4×4 to 2×2) and implemented for the Ising Model
and the q = 3, 4, 5-state Potts Models. Nevertheless, the resulting estimates of the
correlation length exponent and the magnetization exponent are typically within 3–7% of
the exact values. The 4-state Potts Model generates a third magnetic exponent, which
seems to be unknown in the literature. A number of questions about the meaning of
certain exponents and the procedure itself arise from its use of symmetry principles and
its application to the q = 5 Potts Model.
small lattices, which in principle does not require any of the usual approximations, e.g., a
cut-off in the expansion of the Hamiltonian in powers of the field. The procedure is carried
out numerically on very small lattices (4×4 to 2×2) and implemented for the Ising Model
and the q = 3, 4, 5-state Potts Models. Nevertheless, the resulting estimates of the
correlation length exponent and the magnetization exponent are typically within 3–7% of
the exact values. The 4-state Potts Model generates a third magnetic exponent, which
seems to be unknown in the literature. A number of questions about the meaning of
certain exponents and the procedure itself arise from its use of symmetry principles and
its application to the q = 5 Potts Model.
Date Issued
2015-06-23
Date Acceptance
2015-06-08
Citation
Frontiers in Physics, 2015, 3
ISSN
2296-424X
Publisher
Frontiers
Journal / Book Title
Frontiers in Physics
Volume
3
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Published
Article Number
46
