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Not a full group since no inverse transformation is defined.
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The term ‘decimation’ (originating in a form of discipline used in the Roman army) is more properly used when one tenth of the sites is removed; but here it is employed more loosely to denote any proportion.
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This mixed notation where \(\zeta _2\) is a coupling and \(\zeta _1\) is a Boltzmann factor turns out the be the most convenient in this case.
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The argument \(\zeta _i\) now represents the set of couplings in \(\widehat{H}_0\) and any further couplings in the second term in (15.7.11) are absorbed as ratios in \(\widehat{C}\).
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For any \(A(\sigma ({{\varvec{r}}}))\)
$$\begin{aligned} \langle \exp (A)\rangle _0&= \exp \langle A\rangle _0\langle \exp (A-\langle A \rangle _0)\rangle _0\nonumber \\&= \exp \langle A\rangle _0\langle 1 + (A-\langle A\rangle _0) +{\textstyle \frac{1}{2}} (A-\langle A\rangle _0)^2+\cdots \rangle _0\ge \exp \langle A\rangle _0. \end{aligned}$$ - 6.
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We omit the factor , which, as explained in Sect. 12.2.7, is an artifact of our method of derivation.
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Lavis, D.A. (2015). Real-Space Renormalization Group Theory. In: Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics of Lattice Models. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9430-5_15
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