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math-ph2012

Nonlinear elastic free energies and gradient Young-Gibbs measures

Roman Kotecký, Stephan Luckhaus

We investigate, in a fairly general setting, the limit of large volume equilibrium Gibbs measures for elasticity type Hamiltonians with clamped boundary conditions. The existence o…

math-ph2012★ 10 cited

Entropy-driven phase transition in low-temperature antiferromagnetic Potts models

Roman Kotecký, Alan D. Sokal, Jan M. Swart

We prove the existence of long-range order at sufficiently low temperatures, including zero temperature, for the three-state Potts antiferromagnet on a class of quasi-transitive pl…

math-ph2010★ 5 cited

True nature of long-range order in a plaquette orbital model

Marek Biskup, Roman Kotecky

We analyze the classical version of a plaquette orbital model that was recently introduced and studied numerically by S. Wenzel and W. Janke. In this model, edges of the square lat…

math-ph2006★ 38 cited

Reflection positivity and phase transitions in lattice spin models

Marek Biskup

Reflection positivity (RP) is a property of Gibbs measures exhibited by a class of lattice spin systems that include the Ising, Potts and Heisenberg models. The RP property is usef…

math-ph2005★ 19 cited

Forbidden gap argument for phase transitions proved by means of chessboard estimates

Marek Biskup, Roman Kotecky

Chessboard estimates are one of the standard tools for proving phase coexistence in spin systems of physical interest. In this note we show that the method not only produces a poin…

math-ph2003★ 29 cited

Partition function zeros at first-order phase transitions: Pirogov-Sinai theory

Marek Biskup, Christian Borgs, Jennifer T. Chayes +1

This paper is a continuation of our previous analysis [BBCKK] of partition functions zeros in models with first-order phase transitions and periodic boundary conditions. Here it is…