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| S = \sum_r \left[ J_x s_r s_{r+\hat x} + J_y s_r s_{r+\hat y} + J_z s_r s_{r+\hat z} \right] | S = \sum_r \left[ J_x s_r s_{r+\hat x} + J_y s_r s_{r+\hat y} + J_z s_r s_{r+\hat z} \right] | ||
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| - | The case where $J_y = J_z \gg J_x$ is termed the Hamiltonian limit, as it is connected by the Suzuki-Trotter expansion (and the [[transfer matrix|transfer matrix]]) to a quantum mechanical system. | + | The case where $J_y = J_z \gg J_x$ is termed the Hamiltonian limit, as it is connected by the Suzuki-Trotter expansion (and the [[transfer matrix|transfer matrix]]) to a quantum mechanical system, usually termed the " |
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| H = -\mu \sum_i \sigma_x(i) -J \sum_{\langle i j \rangle} \sigma_z(i) \sigma_z(j) | H = -\mu \sum_i \sigma_x(i) -J \sum_{\langle i j \rangle} \sigma_z(i) \sigma_z(j) | ||
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