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We consider one-dimensional grand-canonical continuum Gibbs states corresponding to slowly decaying, superstable, many-body interactions. Absence of phase transitions, in the sense of uniqueness of the tempered Gibbs state, is proved for interactions with anNth body hardcore for arbitrarily largeN.
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Klein, D. Uniqueness of continuum one-dimensional Gibbs states for slowly decaying interactions. J Stat Phys 43, 207–218 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01010578
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