The authors first show that the movement of a domain wall in a highly anisotropic Ising model of spins in two dimensions can be mapped to a random walk movement of labelled walkers in one dimension. This movement is correlated in the sense that the transition probability of a given walker, labelled i, depends upon the current positions of its labelled neighbours (i-1 and i+1). A Monte Carlo simulation of the wa...
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