On the general one-dimensional XY Model: positive and zero temperature, selection and non-selection
arXiv:1106.2845 · doi:10.1142/S0129055X11004527
Abstract
We consider a connected and compact manifold and we denote by the Bernoulli space of sequences represented by where belongs to the space (alphabet) . The case where , the unit circle, is of particular interest here. The analogous problem in the one-dimensional lattice is also considered. %In this case we consider the potential Let $A: \mathcal{B}_i \rar \R$ be an {\it observable} or {\it potential} defined in the Bernoulli space . The potential describes an interaction between sites in the one-dimensional lattice . Given a temperature , we analyze the main properties of the Gibbs state which is a certain probability measure over . We denote this setting "the general XY model". In order to do our analysis we consider the Ruelle operator associated to , and, we get in this procedure the main eigenfunction . Later, we analyze selection problems when temperature goes to zero: a) existence, or not, of the limit (on the uniform convergence) and, b) existence, or not, of the limit (on the weak sense) The existence of subactions and other properties of Ergodic Optimization are also considered.
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