Presentation 2005/11/11
Ising Phase Transition Related to an Anomalous Structure of the Invariant Set in a Bernoulli Coupled Map Lattice : A "Seed" of the Ising Transition hidden in the Invariant Set
Kazumasa TAKEUCHI, Masaki SANO,
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Abstract(in English) An approach to understanding phase transitions in terms of dynamical systems is mentioned. The thermodynamic formalism is extended to deal with time averages and fluctuations of some macroscopic quantity along typical orbits, and applied to a 1-dimensional Bernoulli coupled map lattice equivalent to the 1D Ising model. Thereby, an anomalous distribution of unstable periodic orbits is found, which appears as a q-phase transition. It turns out that the anomalous part can be regarded as a "seed" of the Ising phase transition and plays an essential role in the occurence of the transition.
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Keyword(in English) phase transition / chaos with many degrees of freedom / thermodynamic formalism / q-phase transition / space-time measure
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Title (in English) Ising Phase Transition Related to an Anomalous Structure of the Invariant Set in a Bernoulli Coupled Map Lattice : A "Seed" of the Ising Transition hidden in the Invariant Set
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Keyword(1) phase transition
Keyword(2) chaos with many degrees of freedom
Keyword(3) thermodynamic formalism
Keyword(4) q-phase transition
Keyword(5) space-time measure
1st Author's Name Kazumasa TAKEUCHI
1st Author's Affiliation The University of Tokyo, School of Science()
2nd Author's Name Masaki SANO
2nd Author's Affiliation The University of Tokyo, School of Science
Date 2005/11/11
Paper # NLP2005-67,NC2005-59
Volume (vol) vol.105
Number (no) 418
Page pp.pp.-
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