Abstract
We examine multidimensional Ising systems on hypercube lattices and calculate analytically the eigenvalues of their connection matrices. We express the eigenvalues in terms of spin–spin interaction constants and the eigenvalues of the one-dimensional Ising connection matrix (the latter are well known). To do this we present the eigenvectors as Kronecker products of the eigenvectors of the one-dimensional Ising connection matrix. For periodic boundary conditions, it is possible to obtain exact results for interactions with an arbitrary large number of neighboring spins. We present exact expressions for the eigenvalues for two- and three-dimensional Ising connection matrices accounting for the first five coordination spheres (that is interactions up to next-next-next-next nearest neighbors). In the case of free-boundary systems, we show that in the two and three dimensions the exact expressions could be obtained only if we account for interactions with spins of not more than first three coordination spheres.
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