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AN A. Nag
AN A. Nocera
SA S. Agrestini
MG M. Garcia-Fernandez
AW A. C. Walters
SC Sang-Wook Cheong
SJ S. Johnston
KZ Ke-Jin Zhou
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Figure 4e of the main text shows dipolar and quadrupolar correlation lengths as a function of temperature. These have been obtained by computing ψ(β)Sj+Sj+r−ψ(β) and ψ(β)(Sj+)2(Sj+r−)2ψ(β) correlation functions from the center of the chain j = c, respectively, and fitting with a exponential decay relationship f(r) = Ae−r/ξ.

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