2D Ising Model (analytical expressions)

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Hi all,

I am doing a program to simulate the 2D Ising Model under the metropolis algorithm. In order to check my results I would like to compare them with the analytical expressions for the mean energy, magnetization, specific heat and magnetic susceptibility.

I already found the expressions for the mean energy, magnetization and specific heat. However, when I plot the expression for the mean energy the result does not look right. I used the one in Huang's book. Concerning the magnetic susceptibility, I couldn't find any analytical expression...

Anyone could give me some help? Thanks.

Best regards!
 
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