Lecture

Spin Glass Model: Replica Method

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This lecture covers the concept of spin glass models, focusing on the Replica Method for computing the partition function. It explains the factorization models and assumptions, such as the Paris factorization. The presentation delves into various mathematical aspects and computational techniques used in understanding spin glass models.

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