Chinese Physics Letters

Application of Corner Transfer Matrix Renormalization Group Method to the Correlation Function of a Two－Dimensional Ising Model ＊

何春山, 李志兵

Published Jan 1, 2003• 0 citations

Abstract

The correlation function of a two-dimensional Ising model is calculated by the corner transfer matrix renormal-ization group method. We obtain the critical exponent η= 0.2496 with few computer resources.

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