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Metastates in disordered mean-field models: Random field and hopfield models

Metastates in disordered mean-field models: Random field and Hopfield models
Authors: Külske, Christof;

Metastates in disordered mean-field models: Random field and hopfield models

Abstract

We rigorously investigate the size dependence of disordered mean field models with finite local spin space in terms of metastates. Thereby we provide an illustration of the framework of metastates for systems of randomly competing Gibbs measures. In particular we consider the thermodynamic limit of the empirical metastate 1/N ∑<sup>N</sup><sub>n=1</sub> δμ<sub>n</sub>(η) where μ<sub>n</sub>(η) is the Gibbs measure in the finite volume {1,...,n} and the frozen disorder variable η is fixed. We treat explicitely the Hopfield model with finitely many patterns and the Curie Weiss Random Field Ising model. In both examples in the phase transition regime the empirical metastate is dispersed for large N. Moreover it does not converge for a.e. η but rather in distribution for whose limits we give explicit expressions. We also discuss another notion of metastates, due to Aizenman and Wehr.

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Netherlands, Germany
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Random Gibbs States, metastates, 82B44, size dependence, Mean Field Models, ISING-MODEL, 530, 510, Random Field Model, Hopfield Model, mean-field models, SYSTEMS, Metastates, disordered systems, Disordered Systems, 60K40, GIBBS-STATES, Disordered systems (random Ising models, random Schrödinger operators, etc.) in equilibrium statistical mechanics, ddc:510, random Gibbs measures, Disordered Systems -- Size Dependence -- Random Gibbs States -- Metastates -- Mean Field Models -- Hopfield Model -- Random Field Model, Size Dependence, ddc:530, article, random Gibbs states, mean field models, Hopfield model, 60G57, disordered system, random field model, Other physical applications of random processes, Random measures

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