Critical behaviour of the compactified theory
arXiv:math-ph/0503057 · doi:10.1063/1.1828589
Abstract
We investigate the critical behaviour of the -component Euclidean model at leading order in -expansion. We consider it in three situations: confined between two parallel planes a distance apart from one another, confined to an infinitely long cylinder having a square cross-section of area and to a cubic box of volume . Taking the mass term in the form , we retrieve Ginzburg-Landau models which are supposed to describe samples of a material undergoing a phase transition, respectively in the form of a film, a wire and of a grain, whose bulk transition temperature () is known. We obtain equations for the critical temperature as functions of (film), (wire), (grain) and of , and determine the limiting sizes sustaining the transition.
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