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An extension of estimation of critical points in ground state for random spin systems
Most of the analytical studies on spin glasses are performed by using mean-field theory and renormalization group analysis. Analytical studies on finite-dimensional spin glasses are very challenging. In this short note, a possible exten- sion of the approaches on the phase transition in spin glasses is demonstrated. To validate our extension, we compared our estimates on the critical points with the existing numerical results.