Upper bounds for the connective constant of weighted self-avoiding walks

Abstract We introduce a method for computing upper bounds on the connective constant of weighted self-avoiding walks on a lattice, extending a framework developed by Alm for the unweighted case. To make our method readily applicable, we implement it in a publicly available software package. The upper bounds are obtained as the dominant eigenvalues of certain matrices and provide detailed information about the convergence of the model’s multivariate generating function. We also consider applications of our results to developing Peierls-type estimates for anisotropic contour models in statistical physics, generalizing a technique recently introduced by Fahrbach–Randall.

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Journal of Physics A Mathematical and Theoretical
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2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1751-8121/ae280e
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Random Matrices and Applications
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Upper bounds for the connective constant of weighted self-avoiding walks

Qidong He
Journal of Physics A Mathematical and Theoretical
Random Matrices and Applications
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Upper bounds for the connective constant of weighted self-avoiding walks

Qidong He
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Abstract We introduce a method for computing upper bounds on the connective constant of weighted self-avoiding walks on a lattice, extending a framework developed by Alm for the unweighted case. To make our method readily applicable, we implement it in a publicly available software package. The upper bounds are obtained as the dominant eigenvalues of certain matrices and provide detailed information about the convergence of the model’s multivariate generating function. We also consider applications of our results to developing Peierls-type estimates for anisotropic contour models in statistical physics, generalizing a technique recently introduced by Fahrbach–Randall.

Journal of Physics A Mathematical and TheoreticalVol. 58(50)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Random Matrices and Applications
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