Conjecture on the Kertész-line asymptotic for the two-dimensional Ising model

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Consider the two-dimensional Ising model and let hc(p)h_c(p) denote the Kertész line as a function of the parameter pp, with pc=pc(2,0)p_c=p_c(2,0) the zero-field critical point. Kertész-line asymptotic conjecture. In the limit ppcp \to p_c, there is a constant c>0c>0 such that

hc(p)c(ppc)158.h_c(p) \sim c (p-p_c)^{\frac{15}{8}}.

This conjecture proposes the critical asymptotic behaviour of the Kertész line near the zero-field critical point. The supplied text presents the determination of the asymptote as an open problem and gives no resolution of this conjecture.

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Frederik Ravn Klausen, “Random Problems in Mathematical Physics”, arXiv:2312.08980 (2023).

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