Let U be the interaction appearing in the Hamiltonian, let β∗ be an inverse temperature, and let β∗(λ) and x∗=e−2β∗J be as below. For a finite domain Ω⊂V∙, let ξ=(h1,h2,…,h2N) be a collection of vertices in the relevant clustered-vertex set, and let Po be associated external boundary conditions. Let xc=2−1, and let ⟨⋅⟩Ω,xc+ denote the critical Ising Berezin measure. There exists a collection of real numbers {ζΩ,λPo(h)∣h∈VCΩ} and a remainder RΩ,x∗,β∗,λPo(ξ) such that
Scaling-limit factorization conjecture. There exists λ0=λ0(U)>0 such that, for all ∣λ∣≤λ0, there exists β∗=β∗(λ) for which, for every such Ω, ξ, and Po,
The factors ζΩ,λPo are uniformly bounded, and there are constants θ>0 and ζbulk,λ∈R such that
ζΩ,λPo(h)=ζbulk,λ+O((dist(h,∂Ω))−θ)
uniformly on Ω and Po for sufficiently large distance to the boundary. For two different domains Ω and Ω′ with boundary conditions Po and Po′, respectively,
uniformly on Ω and Po. The conjecture proposes that the interacting non-integrable model has the same scaling-limit correlations as the critical isotropic square-lattice Ising model, up to local multiplicative renormalization factors and a controlled remainder. Establishing this would yield locally uniform convergence of the martingale observable to the planar Ising scaling limit.
References
Primary source
Rafael L. Greenblatt and Eveliina Peltola, “On the spin interface distribution for non-integrable variants of the two-dimensional Ising model”, arXiv:2404.12375 (2024).