Progress of Theoretical Physics

d'-Dimensional Defect in d-Dimensional Lattice. II: Local Exponents ', ' and ' in the Limit n->

R. Abe

Published Jun 1, 1981• 9 citations

Abstract

By generalizing a previous treatment, local critical exponents β′, γ′ and ν′ in the defect space are studied in the limit n→∞. Actual calculations are carried out up to the order of λ. It is shown that these exponents satisfy usual scaling law relations up to this order.

DOI: 10.1143/ptp.65.1835

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