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Criticality versus q in the 2+1-dimensional $Z_q$ clock model
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Using Monte Carlo simulations we have studied the $d=3$ $Z_q$ clock model in two different representations, the phase-representation and the loop/dumbbell-gas (LDG) representation. We find that for $q \ge 5$ the critical exponents $\alpha$ and $\nu$ for the specific heat and the correlation length, respectively, take on values corresponding to the case $q\to \infty$, where $\lim_{q \to \infty} Z_q = 3DXY$ model, i.e. in terms of critical properties the limiting behaviour is reached already at $q=5$.
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Eliminating leading and subleading corrections to scaling in the three-dimensional XY universality class
Tuning the ratio of two couplings in a cubic-lattice clock model removes the leading and shrinks the subleading corrections to scaling, yielding eta = 0.03816(2) and 1/nu = 1.48872(5).
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