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We consider classical lattice systems with finite-range interactions ind dimensions. By means of a block-decimation procedure, we transform our original system into a polymer system whose activity is small provided a suitable factorization property of finite-volume partition functions holds. In this way we extend a result of Olivieri.
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Olivieri, E., Picco, P. Cluster expansion ford-dimensional lattice systems and finite-volume factorization properties. J Stat Phys 59, 221–256 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01015569
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