Generalized Ising models with p ≥ 1 exhibit rigorously proven entropic order at high T and realize the Maximum Independent Set problem on arbitrary graphs, implying entropic glass phases.
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Thermal two-point functions of scalar CFT operators at zero spatial separation are reconstructed from their discontinuities via Hurwitz zeta kernels, with OPE coefficients as the only dynamical input.
Coupling frustration-free or commuting-projector Hamiltonians to bosons produces high-temperature Gibbs states that reproduce low-temperature order.
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Proof of entropic order in Generalized Ising Models
Generalized Ising models with p ≥ 1 exhibit rigorously proven entropic order at high T and realize the Maximum Independent Set problem on arbitrary graphs, implying entropic glass phases.
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