Journal of Physics C Solid State Physics · 1972 · 65 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsComplex SystemsCondensed Matter PhysicsQuantum MechanicsLattice SymmetryPhase TransitionsSymmetry BreakingIsing MagnetismIsing ModelIsing Model FormulationTriplet States
An Ising model is defined on a simple quadratic lattice which has the usual nearest neighbour pair potential terms (-J2 sigma k sigma l) and also triplet potential terms (-J3 sigma k sigma j sigma l) coupling the spins over the elementary triangular mesh cycles formed by connecting half of the next nearest neighbour sites, such that when J2=0 the model reduces to a triangular lattice with only the triplet potentials present. It is shown that the well known self dual property for the case J2 not=0, J3=0 also holds for the case J2=0, J3 not=0, thereby yielding the likely result that the transition point for both of these cases is given by exp(-2J2,3/kT)= square root 2-1.
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Statistics of the Two-Dimensional Ferromagnet. Part I
H. A. Kramers, Gregory H. Wannier · Physical Review · 1941 · 1.8K citations