Existence of critical exponents for the 3D Ising model

In plain words

Prove that quantities such as the decay of spin correlations at the critical temperature follow exact power laws in 3D. Their numerical values are known very precisely, but even their existence is unproven.

Precise statement

Nearest-neighbour Ising model on $Z^3$ at $\beta_c$. Prove that $\langle s_0 s_x\rangle_{\beta_c}=\left|x\right|^{-(1+\eta)+o(1)}$ and that the correlation length $\xi(\beta)=(\beta_c-\beta)^{-\nu+o(1)}$, with numerical values $\eta\ \mathrm{approximately}\ 0.0363$ and $\nu\ \mathrm{approximately}\ 0.6300$. Answer: a proof of existence of the limits, with or without their values.

What would settle it

A proof that the exponents $\eta$ and $\nu$ exist as limits.

Status in the literature

Continuity of the phase transition in 3D was proven by Aizenman, Duminil-Copin and Sidoravicius (2015).

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