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framework:landau-theory-of-equilibrium-phase-transitionsLandau theory of equilibrium phase transitions
Theoretical framework for phase transitions; the paper builds on its scaling approach
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- Lev D LandaustudiesCo-author of Landau–Lifshitz scaling argument used as foundation in the paper
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