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On the ferromagnetic Ising model in noninteger spatial dimension

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Using the necessary and sufficient conditions in terms of the high-field series coefficients that the Yang-Lee theorem holds, we prove rigorously by counterexample that it cannot be extended to general noninteger dimension, when such models are defined by the “natural” analytic continuation.

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Baker, G.A., Benofy, L.P. On the ferromagnetic Ising model in noninteger spatial dimension. J Stat Phys 29, 699–716 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01011786

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