Asymptotics of the partial n-fold dimer model

We study a model of colored multiwebs, which generalizes the dimer model to allow each vertex to be adjacent to nv edges. These objects can be formulated as a random tiling of a graph with partial dimer covers. We examine the case of a cycle graph, and in particular we describe the local correlations of tiles in this setting.

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Electronic Communications in Probability
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1214/25-ecp721
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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Asymptotics of the partial n-fold dimer model

Christina Meng
Electronic Communications in Probability
Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Asymptotics of the partial n-fold dimer model

Christina Meng
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Abstract

We study a model of colored multiwebs, which generalizes the dimer model to allow each vertex to be adjacent to nv edges. These objects can be formulated as a random tiling of a graph with partial dimer covers. We examine the case of a cycle graph, and in particular we describe the local correlations of tiles in this setting.

Electronic Communications in ProbabilityVol. 30(none)
Yale University (US)
National Science Foundation
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Theoretical and Computational Physics
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