ArticleEntropy (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Exploring Different Extrapolation Approaches for the Critical Temperature of the 2D-Ising Model Based on Exactly Solvable Finite-Sized Lattices.
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- Thermodynamic Insights into the Impact of Increasing Connectivity for 2D-Lattices Based on Ising Chains.Entropy (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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The fact that the Ising model in higher dimensions than 1D features a phase transition at the critical temperature Tc despite its apparent simplicity is one of the main reasons why it has lost none of its fascination and remains a central benchmark in modeling physical systems. Building on our previous work, where an approximative analytic free-energy expression for finite 2D-Ising lattices was introduced, we investigate different extrapolation strategies for estimating Tc of the infinite system from exactly solvable small lattices. Finite square lattices of linear dimension
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