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Progress of Theoretical Physics

Notes on the Ising Model

K. Nojima

Published Aug 1, 1983• 1 citation
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Abstract

By use of the fermionic coherent states, the connection between the Grassmann representation for the partition function and the underlying fermi field is discussed.
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10.1143/ptp.70.596

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