Arctic curves of periodic dimer models and generalized discriminants

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contents We compute the algebraic equation for arctic curves of the Aztec diamond with a doubly (quasi-)periodic weight structure and obtain similar results for certain models of the hexagon. In particular, we determine the algebraic degree of such curves as a function of the number of frozen and smooth (or gaseous) regions. The key to our result is the construction of a discriminant for meromorphic differentials on a higher genus Riemann surface. This construction works analogously for meromorphic sections of arbitrary holomorphic line bundles. In the genus $g = 0$ case this notion reduces to the usual discriminant of a polynomial.
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spellingShingle Arctic curves of periodic dimer models and generalized discriminants
Piorkowski, Mateusz
Mathematical Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Complex Variables
Probability
14K25, 14H70, 52C20
We compute the algebraic equation for arctic curves of the Aztec diamond with a doubly (quasi-)periodic weight structure and obtain similar results for certain models of the hexagon. In particular, we determine the algebraic degree of such curves as a function of the number of frozen and smooth (or gaseous) regions. The key to our result is the construction of a discriminant for meromorphic differentials on a higher genus Riemann surface. This construction works analogously for meromorphic sections of arbitrary holomorphic line bundles. In the genus $g = 0$ case this notion reduces to the usual discriminant of a polynomial.
title Arctic curves of periodic dimer models and generalized discriminants
topic Mathematical Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Complex Variables
Probability
14K25, 14H70, 52C20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.17138