Series expansions from the finite lattice method
Journal of Physics A Mathematical and GeneralPublished 1 May 1977
T. de Neef, I. G. Enting
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The finite lattice method of series expansion provides a powerful technique for deriving series expansions for square lattice models. The formalism of the method is derived and a number of applications are considered.
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