Explores interface delocalization transitions in semi-infinite systems, suggesting new theoretical models.
Semi-infinite systems are considered which give rise to a delocalization transition of the interface between two coexisting phases. Since the interface position becomes a zero mode at the transition, interface fluctuations invalidate mean-field theory for space dimension $d<~3$. An effective field-theoretic model for this zero mode is obtained via the collective-coordinate method. Results for a simplified version of this model in $d=2$ and in $d=3$ are reported.
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