The second volume covers diverse topics, including strong coupling expansions and their analysis, Monte Carlo simulations, two-dimensional conformal field theory, and simple disordered systems. The book concludes with a chapter on random geometry and the Polyakov model of random surfaces, which illustrates the relations between string theory and statistical physics.
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This chapter is devoted to technicalities related to various expansions already encountered in volume 1, mostly those that derive from the original lattice formulation of the models, be it high or low temperature, strong coupling expansions and to some extent those arising in the guise of Feynman diagrams in the continuous framework. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
contragredient form, global conformal group, global conformal invariance, periodic strip, global conformal transformations, local conformal transformations, admissible graphs, local scale invariance, low temperature series, conformal weights, heat bath algorithm, quenched approximation, modular invariance, incident links, replica trick, regular triangular lattice, reparametrization invariance, anticommuting variables, central charge, modular invariant, exclusion constraint, random lattices, fermionic fields, high temperature expansion, primary operators Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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This chapter is devoted to technicalities related to various expansions already encountered in volume 1, mostly those that derive from the original lattice formulation of the models, be it high or low temperature, strong coupling expansions and to some extent those arising in the guise of Feynman diagrams in the continuous framework. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
contragredient form, global conformal group, global conformal invariance, periodic strip, global conformal transformations, local conformal transformations, admissible graphs, local scale invariance, low temperature series, conformal weights, heat bath algorithm, quenched approximation, modular invariance, incident links, replica trick, regular triangular lattice, reparametrization invariance, anticommuting variables, central charge, modular invariant, exclusion constraint, random lattices, fermionic fields, high temperature expansion, primary operators Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Index, Volume 20 (Phase Transitions and Critical Phenomena) by Cyril Domb on page 51, and page 96
- Fluctuation Phenomena by Elliott W. Montroll in Back Matter
- Quantum Field Theory (Dover Books on Physics) by Claude Itzykson in Front Matter
- The Theory of Graphs (Dover Books on Mathematics) by Claude Berge on page 51
- Advances in Lattice Gauge Theory by D. W. Duke on page 96
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- Coherent-Anomaly Method: Mean Field, Fluctuations and Systematics by M. Suzuki on page 43, and page 350
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