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Using Migdal's recursion relations the authors investigate the existence of spin-glass phases for bond-diluted Ising and Heisenberg models with randomly distributed nearest-neighbour ferro- and antiferromagnetic interactions. For three-dimensional systems a spin-glass phase can only exist at zero temperature, while four-dimensional systems exhibit spin-glass phases at finite temperature. They show that very general considerations imply strong restrictions on the form of 1D recursion relations. As a consequence, the qualitative properties of all the systems they considered are very close.
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Benyoussef et al. (1983) studied this question.
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