Athermal tricriticality
Mauro Sellitto
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It is well known that phase transitions can be driven by entropy alone, without involving temperature, but an interesting question is what other types of critical behavior can be found in such athermal systems. This Letter shows that a tricritical point can be realized in a monodisperse lattice gas with only excluded volume interactions.
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