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Hard hexagons: exact solution
Journal of Physics A Mathematical and General · 1980 · Vol. 13(3) · pp. L61–L70
R. J. Baxter✉(Australian National University)
Abstract
The hard-hexagon model in lattice statistics (i.e. the triangular lattice gas with nearest-neighbour exclusion) has been solved exactly. It has a critical point when the activity z has the value 1/2(11+5 square root 5)=11.09017..., with exponents alpha =1/3, beta =1/9. More generally, a restricted class of square-lattice models with nearest-neighbour exclusion and non-zero diagonal interactions can be solved.
Theoretical and Computational PhysicsComplex Network Analysis TechniquesProtein Structure and DynamicsSquare latticeHexagonal latticeDiagonalMathematicsCombinatoricsLattice (music)Nearest neighbourStatistical physicsSquare rootSquare (algebra)
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