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A Potts correlated polychromatic percolation is studied. The clusters are made of sites corresponding to a given value of the q-state Potts variables, connected by bonds being active with probability p B . To treat this problem an s-state Potts Hamiltonian diluted with q-state Potts variables (instead of lattice gas variables) is introduced to which the the Migdal-Kadanoff renormalisation group is applied. It is found for a particular choice of p B =1-e -K (where K is the Potts coupling constant divided by the Boltzmann factor) that these clusters, called droplets diverge at the Potts critical point with Potts exponents.
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Coniglio et al. (1982) studied this question.
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