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June 7, 1990Journal of Physics A Mathematical and General13 citations

The fully frustrated Ising model in infinite dimensions

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JYJonathan S. YedidiaAGAntoine Georges

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The authors solve, subject to the validity of some reasonable assumptions, the 'fully frustrated' Ising model in the limit of infinite dimensions using an extension of the TAP theory for spin glasses. In contrast to the TAP theory of the infinite-range spin glass, an infinite summation of diagrams is required to recover the Gibbs free energy for this model. The model undergoes a first-order transition. The method used to solve the model should have many applications to other physical problems.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ff6afc1b320180d0db40dhttps://doi.org/10.1088/0305-4470/23/11/037
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