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Intro
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The Ising Model and Long-Range Order
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The XY Model and Continuous Symmetry
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Continuous Symmetry and Mermin-Wagner
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Peierls vs. The Spin Wave
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The BKT Phase Transition
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Integer-valued Random Surfaces
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Localization and Delocalization
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Duality Relations
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Lattice Monotonicity for the ZGF
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Surgery for the ZGF with Lattice Monotonicity
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Surgery with Lattice Monotonicity
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Defect lines and level lines
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From level lines to slow decay
Description:
Explore a 57-minute lecture from the USC Probability and Statistics Seminar featuring Matan Harel discussing the delocalization of planar integer-valued height functions. Delve into the relationship between two-dimensional lattice models, focusing on O(2)-invariant spin models and integer-valued height function models. Learn how delocalization in height function models implies power-law decay in associated O(2)-invariant spin models. Discover the extension of Lammers' work showing delocalization of certain integer-valued height functions on doubly periodic graphs. Gain new insights into the Berezinksii-Kosterlitz-Thouless phase transition for two-dimensional O(2)-invariant lattice models. Follow the comprehensive syllabus covering topics such as the Ising Model, XY Model, continuous symmetry, Mermin-Wagner theorem, Peierls vs. Spin Wave, integer-valued random surfaces, localization and delocalization, duality relations, lattice monotonicity, and the connection between level lines and slow decay. Read more

Delocalization of Planar Integer-Valued Height Functions and O(2)-Invariant Spin Models

USC Probability and Statistics Seminar
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