Magnetization bound for classical spin models on graphs
Raffaella Burioni, Davide Cassi, Alessandro Vezzani
Abstract
In this paper we prove the existence of phase transitions at finite temperature for O(n) classical ferromagnetic spin models on infrared finite graphs. Infrared finite graphs are infinite graphs with m 0+ Tr (L+m)-1 < ∞, where L is the Laplacian operator of the graph. The ferromagnetic couplings are only requested to be bounded by two positive constants. The proof, inspired by the classical result of Fröhlich, Simon and Spencer on lattices, is given through a rigorous bound on the average magnetization. The result holds for n 1 and it includes as a particular case the Ising model.
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