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Renormalization-Group methods are used to calculate the critical distribution functions for large groups of ordering coordinates in two- and three-dimensional systems undergoing structural phase transitions. In two dimensions the distribution function shows clear evidence of well-defined clusters of precursor order, and cluster walls: The asymptotic collective behavior is always that of an order-disorder rather than a displacive system. In three dimensions the order-disorder component of the asympototic behavior is markedly weaker.
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