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Weak- and strong-disorder effects in the continuous random-field Ising model
We discuss the weak- and strong-disorder effects in the continuous random-field Ising model using the distributional zeta-function method. In the weak-disorder regime, the vacuum is located at the origin, whereas in the strong-disorder regime, the vacuum is shifted from the origin. By performing the
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