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The ordering of one- and two-dimensional systems with a continuous symmetry is considered in the absence of a symmetry-breaking field. It is shown rigorously that no spontaneous ordering can occur; bounds on the order-order correlation function integrated over a subdomain indicate how the short-range order decays with distance.
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