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roblems .1. Show that the decimation transformation of a one-dimensional Ising model, with 1 = 2, can be written in terms of the transfer matrix P as P'{K'] = P²(K), (1) where K and K' are the coupling constants of the original and the decimated lattice, respectively. Next show that, with P given by eki+K₂ (P(K)) = eko (ex¹ +4² e-K₁ eki-K₂) e-K₁ (2) see equation (13.2.4), relation (1) leads to the same transformation equations among K and K' as (14.2.8a, b, and c). 4.2. Verify that expression (15) of Section 14.2 indeed satisfies the functional equation (14) for the field-free Ising model in one dimension. Next show (or at least verify) that, with the field present, the functional equation (11), with K' given by (8), is satisfied by the more general expression f(K₁, K₂)=-In e cosh K₂ + {e-2K1+2K sinh² K₂}¹/²]. 4.3. Verify that expression (32) of Section 14.2 indeed satisfies the functional equation (31) for the field-free spherical model in one dimension. Next show (or at least verify) that, with the field present, the functional equation (27), with K' given by (25), is satisfied by the more general expression 1²-1 -K² A+ 1 In K²2 4(A-K₁)' f(K₁, K₂,A) = 2 27 where A is determined by the constraint equation 1 af = 1. + JA 2√/A²-K² K2 4(A-K₁)²
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