Interface localization near criticality
From MaRDI portal
Abstract: The theory of interface localization in near-critical planar systems at phase coexistence is formulated from first principles. We show that mutual delocalization of two interfaces, amounting to interfacial wetting, occurs when the bulk correlation length critical exponent is larger than or equal to 1. Interaction with a boundary or defect line involves an additional scale and a dependence of the localization strength on the distance from criticality. The implications are particularly rich in the boundary case, where delocalization proceeds through different renormalization patterns sharing the feature that the boundary field becomes irrelevant in the delocalized regime. The boundary delocalization (wetting) transition is shown to be continuous, with surface specific heat and layer thickness exponents which can take values that we determine.
Recommendations
- Interfaces and wetting transition on the half plane. Exact results from field theory
- Localization and delocalization of random interfaces
- Monte Carlo studies of wetting, interface localization and capillary condensation
- On the localization transition of random copolymers near selective interfaces
- Solid-on-solid interfaces with disordered pinning
Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3226993 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3285978 (Why is no real title available?)
- Boundary \(S\) matrix and boundary state in two-dimensional integrable quantum field theory
- Boundary \(S\) matrix for the tricritical Ising model
- Boundary critical phenomena in the three-state Potts model
- Crossing probability and number of crossing clusters in off-critical percolation
- Edge critical behaviour of the two-dimensional tri-critical Ising model
- Exact theory of intermediate phases in two dimensions
- Fields, particles and universality in two dimensions
- First-order phase transitions and integrable field theory. The dilute \(q\)-state Potts model.
- Infinite conformal symmetry in two-dimensional quantum field theory
- Interfaces and wetting transition on the half plane. Exact results from field theory
- Multiple phases and vicious walkers in a wedge
- Non-integrable quantum field theories as perturbations of certain integrable models
- Solvable model with a roughening transition for a planar Ising ferromagnet
- Statistical Field Theory
- Stress-energy tensor and ultraviolet behavior in massive integrable quantum field theories
Cited in
(12)- Universality and interfaces at critical end points
- Long range correlations generated by phase separation. exact results from field theory
- A Short Introduction to Critical Interfaces in 2D
- Correlations and structure of interfaces in the Ising model: theory and numerics
- Interfacially adsorbed bubbles determine the shape of droplets
- Four-point interfacial correlation functions in two dimensions. Exact results from field theory and numerical simulations
- Potts models with a defect line
- Interfaces and wetting transition on the half plane. Exact results from field theory
- Multipoint correlation functions at phase separation. Exact results from field theory
- On superuniversality in theq-state Potts model with quenched disorder
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4143558 (Why is no real title available?)
- Structure of interfaces at phase coexistence. Theory and numerics
This page was built for publication: Interface localization near criticality
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q1638635)
