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Below the critical temperature Tc, spins lock together, magnetization spikes, and a small bias cascades through the whole lattice. Above Tc, the system is noise.

Markets near a phase transition show divergent susceptibility, where small inputs trigger huge moves. Critical slowing down becomes a measurable early-warning signal for regime shifts.

The Hamiltonian turns alignment into energy.

Each lattice site holds a binary spin, +1 or -1, and interacts with nearest neighbors through coupling J and an external field h. Magnetization, the average spin, is the order parameter that captures collective opinion in one number.

Below Tc: spins align, magnetization spikes.
Above Tc: noise, no collective behavior.
Susceptibility diverges at the critical point.
Critical slowing down warns of regime shifts.