Scaling Theory for Finite-Size Effects in the Critical Region¶
Fisher, M. E., & Barber, M. N. (1972). Scaling Theory for Finite-Size Effects in the Critical Region. Physical Review Letters, 28(23), 1516-1519.
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Mechanisms¶
- Finite-Size Correction Check
- Its strength is preventing the common error of applying a clean limiting result at a size that is nowhere near the limit — it is the disciplined form of finite-size scaling
This sourceDevelops finite-size scaling for shifts and rounding of critical behavior in finite systems.
- Its strength is preventing the common error of applying a clean limiting result at a size that is nowhere near the limit — it is the disciplined form of finite-size scaling
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