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A droplet theory of Ising systems is constructed, valid near space dimension $d=1$, and based on a model incorporating only the configurational energy of surface tension. The droplet distribution function is calculated explicitly, with use of renormalization-group methods to control the droplet-shape fluctuation effects essential to its scaling form. Universal quantities are calculated; those (e.g., β) which reflect the droplet concentration have an essential singularity in ε=d-1.
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