Non-vanishing string tension of elastic membrane models
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Abstract: By using the grand canonical Monte Carlo simulations on spherical surfaces with two fixed vertices separated by the distance L, we find that the second-order phase transition changes to the first-order one when L is sufficiently large. We find that string tension sigma
ot= 0 in the smooth phase while sigma o 0 in the wrinkled phase.
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