Lecture

Ising Model: 2D Expansion

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Description

This lecture covers the Ising model in 2D, focusing on the expansion and properties of the system. The instructor explains the theoretical framework, calculations, and the significance of different terms in the model, such as the weight of paths and the closure of loops.

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