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How to Calculate Ground State Scaling Dimension of a Finite Critical System Which is Conformally Invariant?

Suppose I have a 1D finite chain of a critical system (e.g., the quantum Potts model or Ising model). By introducing a conformally invariant boundary condition to the system, specific primary fields ...
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Checking the Cardy formula for a critical Ising model

The Cardy Formula is a fundamental result in 2D conformal field theory which predicts the entropy (equivalently, density of states). I am interested in understanding how to extract conformal data from ...
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What is the exact ground state energy of the 1D finite XY model in open boundary condition?

From what I understand, the XY model is exactly mapped to free fermions tight-binding approximation. I follow this lecture notes to find the formula for ground state of the model to be $$ k = \frac{2\...
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Calculation of boson number density using Bose-Einstein statistics

I need help with the Bose-Einstein statistics for calculating the boson number density. I am trying to perform the calculations for a given chemical potential, $\mu>0$, and I want to integrate from ...
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Neglected Term in the energy gradient for Variational Monte-Carlo

I'm looking into variational Monte-Carlo to determine the optimal variational parameter that corresponds to the ground state of a Hamiltonian. In general I am interested in tight binding models where ...
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What are some common ways to simulate a set of $N$ identical oblate spheroids in a laminar flow?

I was wondering if there is a software or even a general theoretical framework to implement on my own able to simulate a set of N oblate spheroids of known major and minor semi-axis in a laminar flow ...
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Calculating higher-order correlation functions of the Ising model

I'm trying to compute the correlation functions $<s_1...s_n>$ of specific n-spin subsets as a function of the temperature in systems with up to $N=256^2$ spins. These will be used to compute ...
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Any quantum Monte-Carlo algorithm for calculating the lowest eigenenergy in each symmetry sector?

Suppose we have a hamiltonian which has the parity symmetry (e.g., the Heisenberg model with the open boundary condition). Is there any quantum Monte-Carlo algorithm which can be used to calculate the ...
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Is there a proof for critical slow-down in Monte Carlo?

It is physically understood why the standard Metropolis-Hasting algorithm slows down near the critical temperature, since it doesn’t utilize the divergence of the correlation length. However, I’m ...
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Cluster Monte Carlo algorithms for $n$-body interactions

Suppose I wanted to perform a Monte-Carlo numerical simulation of an Ising-like model, with a Hamiltonian of the form $$ -\beta H = J \sum_{\langle i j \rangle} \sigma_i \sigma_j + g \sum_{ijk\ell \in\...
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Use of Binder Cumulant for Determining Critical Temperature

I am completing a computational project where I am simulating the Ising model using Monte Carlo methods, namely the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm, and the Wolff algorithm. For the Metropolis-Hastings ...
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Intertial finite-size effects in fluid simulations

A gradient $\nabla \rho$ in the density field $\rho$ of fluids at thermodynamic equilibrium is suppressed at a rate given by $D \nabla^{2} \rho$, allowing to measure the diffusivity $D$ of the fluid ...
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Hydrodynamic interactions and finite-size corrections

In molecular dynamics simulations of fluids it is known that diffusion coefficient $D$ of fluid simulated under periodic boundary conditions in a cubic box with size $L$ decays with a factor $\frac{1}{...
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Questions regarding a derivation in Understanding Molecular Simulation: From Algorithms to Applications, 3rd ed, pp 141-143

Recently, I've been learning molecular dynamics using the third edition of the book, Understanding molecular simulation: from algorithms to applications. During reading your book, I have encountered ...
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Fluctuations of the center of mass of a confined fluid?

Consider a fluid at thermal equilibrium confined between two fixed parallel walls along the $x$-direction and with periodic boundaries in the $xy$-directions. Without the walls, the momentum of the ...
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