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1st Order Phase-transitions in Lattice and Continuous Systems - Extension of Pirogov-sinai Theory

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Bibliographic reference Bricmont, Jean ; Kuroda, K. ; Lebowitz, JL.. 1st Order Phase-transitions in Lattice and Continuous Systems - Extension of Pirogov-sinai Theory. In: Communications in Mathematical Physics, Vol. 101, no. 4, p. 501-538 (1985)
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