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Two-Point Correlations and Critical Line of the Driven Ising Lattice Gas in a High-Temperature Expansion

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Based on a high-temperature expansion, we compute the two-point correlation function and the critical line of an Ising lattice gas driven into a nonequilibrium steady state by a uniform bias E. The lowest nontrivial order already reproduces the key features, i.e., the discontinuity singularity of the structure factor and the (qualitative) E dependence of the critical line. Our approach is easily generalized to other nonequilibrium lattice models and provides a simple analytic tool for the study of the high-temperature phase and its boundaries.

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Schmittmann, B., Zia, R.K.P. Two-Point Correlations and Critical Line of the Driven Ising Lattice Gas in a High-Temperature Expansion. Journal of Statistical Physics 91, 525–539 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023069325518

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