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FIG. 1: Different regulator functions, see (4), (5) and (6).
FIG. 3: Flow of the Stefan–Boltzmann pressure p SB ,k =
FIG. 4: Flow of the Stefan–Boltzmann free energy density
FIG. 6: The difference of the flow of the free energy density contribution for the four-dimensional flat regulator R flat k (q).
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