Abstract
The author investigates Ising spin systems having a single translationally invariant multispin interaction and an external magnetic field. These models are self-dual and for certain intervals of the self-dual line Heringa, Blote and Hoogland have very recently obtained by Monte Carlo simulations evidence for a first-order phase transition. He finds intervals of the self-dual line where one can rigorously prove the absence of a phase transition (these areas do not contradict the Monte Carlo results). He does this by looking at the zeros of the partition function.
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