Abstract
Using the Monte Carlo method, the relative dispersions of magnetization Rm, heat capacity Rc and susceptibility Rchi are calculated for a weakly diluted three-component Potts model on a square lattice at a spin concentration p=0.90. It is revealed that the introduction of disorder in the form of non-magnetic impurities into the two-dimensional Potts model leads to non-zero values for Rm, Rc, and Rchi at the critical point. It is found that these values decrease markedly for systems with linear dimensions L>80.
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