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Bounded lattice pressure on van Hove sets

Statement

Let d≥1, A be finite nonempty, and let a bounded translation-invariant finite-range interaction on AZd be as in Finite-range lattice interaction and conditional energy. Fix β>0, set CL={1,…,L}d for each integer L≥1, and define ZL=∑σ∈ACLe−βHCLfree(σ) and pL=∣CL∣−1log⁡ZL. For a van Hove sequence of finite sets Λn⊂Zd, meaning ∣Λn∣→∞ and ∣{x∈Λn:dist⁡∞(x,Λnc)≤r}∣/∣Λn∣→0 for every fixed r, the free-boundary pressure pΛn=1∣Λn∣log⁡∑σ∈AΛne−βHΛnfree(σ) and the cubic sequence pL both converge to the same finite limit p. Bounded finite-range interactions are essential; this statement does not concern continuum particles or long-range models.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite alphabet, a bounded translation-invariant finite-range interaction, β>0, and a van Hove sequence.

[A1]

The shape list, translated terms, range and free-volume energy are exactly those of Finite-range lattice interaction and conditional energy.

[F1]

For a finite alphabet and bounded finite-range interaction list on supports contained in a fixed coordinate box, the free cubic log-partition density has a finite limit; a uniform energy perturbation bounded by CbLd−1 preserves it (Finite-range lattice log-partition limit). The local interaction convention in Finite-range lattice interaction and conditional energy is a special case: its shapes contain 0 and have diameter at most R, hence lie in [−R,R]d, and its translated terms and free-volume energy have the same form. Thus [F1] supplies the limit p defined in the Statement.

Proof

1.1A1given

Fix an integer block side ℓ>2R and tile the lattice by disjoint ℓ-cubes. For Λn, retain only cubes fully contained in Λn and denote their number by mn; the leftover sites lie within distance at most ℓ of Λnc, so ∣Λn∖(full cubes)∣=o(∣Λn∣) and mnℓd/∣Λn∣→1.

2.1A1step 1.1algebra

Erase each interaction term whose support crosses a grid seam or touches a leftover site. At fixed ℓ, leftover-touching anchors are o(∣Λn∣) by the van Hove condition. Each full ℓ-cube has at most CRℓd−1 anchors within distance R of one of its seams, so seam-crossing anchors total at most CR∣Λn∣/ℓ+o(∣Λn∣); here CR depends only on the finite shape list, R, and dimension. Since each term is bounded, the original and cut energies differ uniformly by at most C∣Λn∣/ℓ+o(∣Λn∣).

3.1givenstep 2.1algebra

If two energies on a finite state set differ uniformly by at most D, their partition functions differ by factors between e−βD and eβD, so their log partition functions differ by at most βD. The cut partition function is Zℓmn∣A∣∣Λn∣−mnℓd, where Zℓ is the free cubic partition function. Dividing by ∣Λn∣ and taking n→∞ shows that the limsup and liminf of pΛn each differ from ℓ−dlog⁡Zℓ by at most Cβ/ℓ.

4.1F1step 3.1∎

By [F1], ℓ−dlog⁡Zℓ tends to the cubic pressure as ℓ→∞. Sending ℓ→∞ in the bound from step 3.1 makes the limsup and liminf of pΛn equal to that same value, proving convergence.

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