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Thermal phase fluctuation

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A thermal phase fluctuation is a finite-temperature fluctuation of the phase of a complex order parameter. For a linearly dispersing phase mode, its infrared variance is proportional to T∫ddk/k2, which prevents true finite-temperature long-range order when d≤2.

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