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English: In the Ising Model, the points on this diagram represent spin sites while the bars represent the existence of direct interactions between connected sites. The generation or level of sites is shown as k or L, historically counted as shown. On its own, this is an “open Cayley tree branch” also commonly called an “open Cayley tree.” |
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Author | Peter F. Barth |
From the 1981 M.S. Thesis of Peter F. Barth, published by the University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, entitled “ Cooperativity and the Transition Behavior of Large Neural Nets”
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