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Ising model

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A model of two-valued local spins with specified lattice couplings and external field. It captures symmetry breaking and criticality in its universality classes but is not a literal microscopic description of every magnet.

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The Ising model idealizes uniaxial magnetic degrees of freedom as two-valued lattice variables and captures ferromagnetic symmetry breaking and criticality in applicable universality classes.

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