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achieve precise agreement may require adjustment of the J, D terms [1] in Eq. 1.1,
or better control over finite size scaling effects [4]. But overall, the data in Figs. 6.1
and 6.2 imply that the power-law signatures of strong correlations observed in
both log[C B z (t)/C B z (0)] and S B z (ω, T ) are occurring due to a combination of the
existence of a Dirac-string trailing each monopole (Fig. 2.2) and the Coulombic
interactions.
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