Unwrapped two-point functions on high-dimensional tori
arXiv:2203.05100 · doi:10.1088/1742-5468/ac6a5c
Abstract
We study unwrapped two-point functions for the Ising model, the self-avoiding walk and a random-length loop-erased random walk on high-dimensional lattices with periodic boundary conditions. While the standard two-point functions of these models have been observed to display an anomalous plateau behaviour, the unwrapped two-point functions are shown to display standard mean-field behaviour. Moreover, we argue that the asymptotic behaviour of these unwrapped two-point functions on the torus can be understood in terms of the standard two-point function of a random-length random walk model on Zd. A precise description is derived for the asymptotic behaviour of the latter. Finally, we consider a natural notion of the Ising walk length, and show numerically that the Ising and SAW walk lengths on high-dimensional tori show the same universal behaviour known for the SAW walk length on the complete graph.
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