In classical spin systems, the hydrodynamic tail exponent of an observable's autocorrelation function equals dm/z, where m is the order of the observable's energy-density dependence and z is the dynamical critical exponent.
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Ergodicity and hydrodynamics: from quantum to classical spin systems
In classical spin systems, the hydrodynamic tail exponent of an observable's autocorrelation function equals dm/z, where m is the order of the observable's energy-density dependence and z is the dynamical critical exponent.