arXiv:1410.5751

Delta expansion at low temperatures

Yamada, Hirofumi

Published Oct 21, 2014• 0 citations

Abstract

In the low temperature phase of the square Ising model, we describe the inverse temperature beta as the function of a squared mass M and study the critical behavior of beta(M) via the large M expansion. Using the delta-expansion by which the large mass expansion is transformed into a series exhibiting expected scaling behavior, we perform the estimation of the critical inverse temperature beta_{c} with the help of linear differential equation to be satisfied by ansatz of beta(M) near the critical point M=0. To improve the estimation, the leading correction exponent nu is independently estimated from beta^{(2)}/beta^{(1)} and is used in the estimation of beta_{c}, giving rise to remarkable accuracy improvement.

DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1410.5751

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