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concept:phase-transitionphase transition
Change between ordered and disordered macroscopic phases; existence depends on topology
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- Potts modelassociated_withOne of three model systems studied to analyze free-energy scaling and domain-wall formation in self-organizing systems.
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- domain wallassociated_withBoundary between regions of different order; its free-energy cost determines phase stability
- Self-organisationassociated_withPhenomenon of spontaneous long-range order emerging from local interactions; central phenomenon explained by topological constraints
- long-range orderassociated_withPersistence of a macroscopic pattern across large scales; necessary for maintaining coherent outputs or structures
- combinatorial topology of interactionsassociated_withStructural arrangement of interactions on a graph; argued to be the critical determinant of self-organisation capability
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