Coexistence of infinite \((*)\)-clusters. II: Ising percolation in two dimensions (Q1326239): Difference between revisions

[For part I see author, Z. Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie Verw. Geb. 61, 75- 81 (1982; Zbl 0478.60096).] We show a strong type of conditionally mixing property for the Gibbs states of \(d\)-dimensional Ising model when the temperature is above the critical one. By using this property, we show that there is always coexistence of infinite \((+*)\)- and \((-*)\)-clusters when \(\beta\) is smaller than \(\beta_ c\) and \(h=0\) in two dimensions. It is also possible to show that this coexistence region extends to some nonzero external field case, i.e., for every \(\beta<\beta_ c\), there exists some \(h_ c (\beta)>0\) such that \(| h |<h_ c (\beta)\) implies the coexistence of infinite \((*)\)-clusters with respect to the Gibbs state for \((\beta,h)\).