yonesuke/jaxfss

JAX/Flax implementation of finite-size scaling

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This helps physicists and materials scientists analyze how physical quantities behave near critical points in systems of different sizes. It takes measurements of a physical quantity (like magnetization or specific heat) at various temperatures and system sizes. From this data, it estimates the critical temperature, critical exponents, and the unknown scaling function that describes the system's behavior. Researchers studying phase transitions would use this to understand the underlying physics.

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Use this if you need to determine critical points and scaling exponents from experimental or simulation data collected across different system sizes and temperatures.

Not ideal if you prefer using a Gaussian process approach or a PyTorch-based neural network for finite-size scaling.

statistical-physics condensed-matter-physics phase-transitions critical-phenomena materials-science
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MIT

Last pushed

Jan 15, 2023

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