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Physics Letters B

Solution of the star-triangle equation in the S3 spin model

Kornél Szlachányi, Péter Vecsernyés

Published Dec 1, 1991• 5 citations
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10.1016/0370-2693(91)91683-m

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In this paper we present the solutions of the star-triangle equation for Boltzmann weights of the (Nα,Nβ) model. This model consists of two scalar Potts models (of Nα and Nβ states, respectively) coupled together by four-spin interaction terms and was introduced by Domany and Riedel to study the phase transitions in adsorbed thin films. If Nα,Nβ≠2, the star-triangle equations have nontrivial self-dual and non-self-dual solutions only for Nα=Nβ; whereas if Nα≠Nβ=2, we have other self-dual and non-self-dual solutions. After applying partial duality transformations several of our solutions can be identified with known solutions for Interaction-Round-a-Face (IRF) models. Our results also mean that our high-genus solutions found earlier are not the only solutions to the star-triangle equations in chiral Potts models with six or more states per site.