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method:peierls-argumentPeierls argument
Classical proof technique for existence of phase transitions in dimensions >1 via domain wall perimeter scaling; adapted in Theorem 1
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- Rudolf E PeierlsintroducesDeveloped the Peierls argument for phase transitions in dimensions >1
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- Main framework: uses scaling of free energy under domain wall formation to determine whether local interactions can sustain ordered phases based on graph topology alone
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