An anisotropic phase-only Josephson array with a single BKT transition yields apparent double-Tc in linear R-T curves under anisotropic dissipation and finite-size crossover, but critical scaling criteria remain consistent with one transition.
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Apparent double-$T_c$ from a single BKT transition in anisotropic phase-only models
An anisotropic phase-only Josephson array with a single BKT transition yields apparent double-Tc in linear R-T curves under anisotropic dissipation and finite-size crossover, but critical scaling criteria remain consistent with one transition.
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Energy-Weighted Site Percolation in Two Dimensions
Adding a continuous bond energy ε to 2D site percolation shifts the threshold smoothly and drives the correlation-length exponent ν from 1/2 through 4/3 to 1, as shown by Monte Carlo simulations and real-space RG that also reveal an energy-weighted correlation length and antiferromagnetic ordering,
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Introduction to the artificial neural network-based variational Monte Carlo method
The paper introduces neural-network trial wave functions for variational Monte Carlo, frames the variational method as unsupervised learning, and illustrates the approach on the Yukawa potential and hydrogen molecule.