Canonical solution of classical magnetic models with long-range couplings
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Abstract: We study the canonical solution of a family of classical spin models on a generic -dimensional lattice; the couplings between two spins decay as the inverse of their distance raised to the power , with . The control of the thermodynamic limit requires the introduction of a rescaling factor in the potential energy, which makes the model extensive but not additive. A detailed analysis of the asymptotic spectral properties of the matrix of couplings was necessary to justify the saddle point method applied to the integration of functions depending on a diverging number of variables. The properties of a class of functions related to the modified Bessel functions had to be investigated. For given , and for any , and lattice geometry, the solution is equivalent to that of the model, where the dimensionality and the geometry of the lattice are irrelevant.
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