The soft-core Gibbs-to-non-Gibbs transition-time conjecture

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Let β\beta be sufficiently large, let λ\lambda be the soft-core parameter, and let μG(γβ,λ,0sc)\mu\in\mathcal{G}(\gamma^{sc}_{\beta,\lambda,0}). Let tNG(β)t_{NG}(\beta) denote the exit time from the Gibbsian region for the Ising model with Hamiltonian

βij1ωiωj=1.-\beta\sum_{i\sim j}1_{\omega_i\omega_j=-1}.

Soft-core transition-time conjecture. There exists a time tNG(β)t_{NG}(\beta) such that the time-evolved measure is Gibbs for all t<tNG(β)t<t_{NG}(\beta) and non-Gibbs for all t>tNG(β)t>t_{NG}(\beta). The conjecture predicts a sharp Gibbs-to-non-Gibbs transition governed by the corresponding Ising-model exit time; the source gives no resolution.

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Sascha Kissel and Christof Kuelske, “Dynamical Gibbs-non-Gibbs transitions in lattice Widom-Rowlinson models with hard-core and soft-core interactions”, arXiv:1903.09815 (2019).

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