Correlation reduction theory for Ising model with spin 1/2
H I Zhang
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H I Zhang
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A new method of correlation reduction near the critical temperature is introduced for a classical spin system. This method is based on an assumption much less restrictive than the usual mean-field approximation. It permits an important parameter to be determined realistically. The transition temperature of the Ising ferromagnet is expressed very simply in a closed form. The values of the transition temperature evaluated with various approximations in this method are presented for three-dimensional Ising lattices.
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A new method of correlation reduction near the critical temperature is introduced for a classical spin system. This method is based on an assumption much less restrictive than the usual mean-field approximation. It permits an important parameter to be determined realistically. The transition temperature of the Ising ferromagnet is expressed very simply in a closed form. The values of the transition temperature evaluated with various approximations in this method are presented for three-dimensional Ising lattices.
Key concepts: Ising model, Reduction (mathematics), Ferromagnetism, Spin (aerodynamics), Condensed matter physics, Correlation, Statistical physics, Mathematics