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Criticality without Temperature in an Ising Spin System
adaptation-and-self-organizing-systemscomputational-physicsmathematical-physicsstatistical-mechanics
Criticality in the Ising model is conventionally generated by Hamiltonian dynamics and controlled by temperature. Here we show that critical like behavior can emerge in an Ising system whose dynamics is completely independent of the Ising Hamiltonian and contains no temperature like parameter. We in
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