Ornstein-Zernike theory for the planar random surface model (Q1083777): Difference between revisions

We prove that the two-loop function in the planar random surface (PRS) model has Ornstein-Zernike decay for all noncritical values of the temperature. A notion of breathing is introduced and it is shown that surfaces do not breathe at noncritical temperatures. With the aid of a simple assumption, supported by mean field theory and numerical calculations, we prove that the scaling limit of the PRS-model exists and equals that of a free field.