The openness conjecture for discontinuity on the Kertész line

For parameters q1q\geq1 and h0h\geq0, let Z\mathfrak{Z} denote the relevant pressure function, and consider the phase transition as a function of pp. The Kertész-line discontinuity openness conjecture. The set of (q,h)(q,h) such that the map pZp\mapsto\mathfrak{Z} is not C1C^1 is open. This would express continuity of the corresponding gap in the infinite-volume order parameter; the source notes that the analogous continuity at h=0h=0 is known, while the positive-field case remains open.

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Ulrik Thinggaard Hansen and Frederik Ravn Klausen, “Strict monotonicity, continuity and bounds on the Kertész line for the random-cluster model on Z^d”, arXiv:2206.07033 (2023).

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