INTERMITTENCY, MANY-BODY SCALINGS, AND CORRELATORS IN CRITICAL PHENOMENA

It is shown in general that intermittency occurs in all critical phenomena where systems lose their characteristic scales. It is suggested that many-body scalings, which include imtermittency and correlator as two examples, should manifest themselves in a critical system. A critical system can be characterized by the linear dependence of many-body scaling indices upon order of moments. Such dependence distinguishes the continuous phase transition from cascading and branching processes.