Abstract:
It was recently discovered that an eigenvector structure of commutative families of layer-to-layer matrices in three-dimensional lattice models is described by a two-dimensional spin lattice generalizing the notion of one-dimensional spin chains. We conjecture the relations between the two-dimensional spin lattice in the thermodynamic limit and the phase structure of three-dimensional lattice models. We consider two simplest cases: the homogeneous spin lattice related to the Zamolodchikov–Bazhanov–Baxter model and a “chess spin lattice” related to the Stroganov–Mangazeev elliptic solution of the modified tetrahedron equation. Evidence for the phase transition is obtained in the second case.
Citation:
S. M. Sergeev, “Evidence for a Phase Transition in Three-Dimensional Lattice Models”, TMF, 138:3 (2004), 369–382; Theoret. and Math. Phys., 138:3 (2004), 310–321
This publication is cited in the following 2 articles:
Zakharov, MA, “Thermodynamics of binary Solutions of the eutectic type with intermediate phases of constant composition”, Physics of the Solid State, 49:12 (2007), 2312
Sergeev SM, “Thermodynamic limit for a spin lattice”, Journal of Statistical Physics, 123:6 (2006), 1231–1250