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We assume $ν$ is unique minimiser of $F(ν;φ) = ν(φ) - H(ν)$ among all probability
measures and $μ$ minimises $F(μ;φ)$ among all translation invariant measures.
Then the Kakutani limit
$$ h(x) = limn→\infty \frac{μ([x]_n)}{ν([x]_n)} $$
is an eigenfunction to $\mathcal{L}_φ$ provided it exists in $L^1(ν)$.
We can replace $μ$ with the twosided long-range FK-model
We can extend $μ$ and $ν$ to distributions on $(x,γ)∈ \X_± ×
\{0,1\}\binom{\ZZ{2}}$ by taking $μ$ equal to the distribution long-range
FK-model and $ν_- ⊗ ˜{η} ⊗ ν_+$ is the distribution of the random graph
$(γ_-,ε,γ_+)$.