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Autori principali: Anderson, Nickolas, Elkin, Moriah, Kelley, Elizabeth, Ovenhouse, Nicholas, Wright, Kayla
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.19224
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author Anderson, Nickolas
Elkin, Moriah
Kelley, Elizabeth
Ovenhouse, Nicholas
Wright, Kayla
author_facet Anderson, Nickolas
Elkin, Moriah
Kelley, Elizabeth
Ovenhouse, Nicholas
Wright, Kayla
contents The classical dimer model is concerned with the (weighted) enumeration of perfect matchings of a graph. An $n$-dimer cover is a multiset of edges that can be realized as the disjoint union of $n$ individual matchings. For a probability measure recently defined by Douglas, Kenyon, and Shi, which we call the $M_n$-dimer model, we study random $n$-dimer covers on bipartite graphs with matrix edge weights and produce formulas for local edge statistics and correlations. We also classify local moves that can be used to simplify the analysis of such graphs.
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spellingShingle Local Statistics of the $M_n$-Dimer Model
Anderson, Nickolas
Elkin, Moriah
Kelley, Elizabeth
Ovenhouse, Nicholas
Wright, Kayla
Combinatorics
Probability
82B20, 05C70
The classical dimer model is concerned with the (weighted) enumeration of perfect matchings of a graph. An $n$-dimer cover is a multiset of edges that can be realized as the disjoint union of $n$ individual matchings. For a probability measure recently defined by Douglas, Kenyon, and Shi, which we call the $M_n$-dimer model, we study random $n$-dimer covers on bipartite graphs with matrix edge weights and produce formulas for local edge statistics and correlations. We also classify local moves that can be used to simplify the analysis of such graphs.
title Local Statistics of the $M_n$-Dimer Model
topic Combinatorics
Probability
82B20, 05C70
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.19224