Gibbsian fields associated to exponentially decreasing quadratic potentials
The set of Gibbs measure on \({\mathbb R^Z}^d\) associated with exponentially decreasing Gaussian interactions are studied. The author gives a necessary and sufficient condition for the uniqueness of a Gibbs measure in a large class defined in terms of the existence of a root of a function in an annulus. The author shows that the set of symmetric potentials, for which the Gibbs measure belonging to this class exists and is unique, is arcwise connected. For the particular case \(d=1\), the author considers exponentially decreasing interactions depending on some parameters and evaluates the values of the parameters for which there is existence or uniqueness of an associated Gibbs measure. Under the restrictions imposed in the work, the stability under small perturbation of the uniqueness property is demonstrated.
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