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The critical behavior of the three-dimensional random-anisotropy-axis model is studied by Monte Carlo simulations in the limit of infinite anisotropy. Finite-size scaling analysis of the data for equilibrium averages strongly indicates a finite-temperature phase transition. The values of the critical exponents are similar to those found for the three-dimensional short-range Ising spin glass.
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