Lecture

Approximation Landau: Ising Model

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Description

This lecture covers the generalization of the Landau approximation to the Ising model, focusing on the gradient of the order parameter and its application to N spin systems. The slides discuss the local interaction, continuous space formulas, and the concept of Landau approximation in the context of statistical physics and quantum mechanics.

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