Origin of number of bounds in ising model

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The discussion centers on the calculation of the number of bonds in the Ising model, specifically the formula Nz/2, where N represents the number of atoms and z denotes the number of neighbors per atom. Each bond is shared between two atoms, leading to the total bond count being halved. Additionally, the user seeks to demonstrate the equivalence of the Potts model Hamiltonian to the expression J∑si.sj, where the spin configurations are given as {(1,0), (-1/2, √3/2), (-1/2, √3/2)}. The discussion emphasizes the foundational understanding of these models in statistical mechanics.

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what is the origin of the number of bound (N z /2 ) in the calculating of average in ensemble in Mean Field for the Ising model?

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Each atom has z neigbours and hence z bonds to its neighbours. But each bond is shared by two atoms, so you have Nz/2 bonds in total.
 
Thanks, I want to show that potts model hamiltonian is equal to this J∑si.sj that siis
{(1,0) , (-1/2 , √3/2) , (-1/2, √3/2)} . how should I do it? what is the first step?
 

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