Fixed points of Lyapunov integral operators and Gibbs measures
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Abstract: In this paper we shall consider the connections between Lyapunov integral operators and Gibbs measures for four competing interactions of models with uncountable (i.e. ) set of spin values on a Cayley tree. And we shall prove the existence of fixed points of Lyapunov integral operators and give a condition of uniqueness of fixed points.
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