Lecture

Ising Model: Critical Behavior and Universal Classes

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Description

This lecture covers the Ising model, focusing on its critical behavior and universal classes. It discusses the behavior at equilibrium, the critical exponents, and the Monte Carlo method for numerical simulations. The lecture also explores the correlation between sites, the scaling properties, and the response functions. Additionally, it delves into the simulation of the Ising model, offering insights into different update methods and measurements stored during the simulation.

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