Lecture

Self-Avoiding Walks

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of self-avoiding walks in space, focusing on the expansion in small powers of beta and the correlation function. The instructor explains the path that must be followed, emphasizing the importance of self-avoiding paths. The lecture delves into the total number of self-avoiding walks and the integration process in space. Various mathematical expressions and formulas are presented to illustrate the theory behind self-avoiding walks.

Instructor

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