Gallery
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A lozenge tiling on a torus, in a gas phase:
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A discrete loop model under current investigation, here captured on a torus:
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Here is a Sage program for plotting amoebas and coamoebas of complex polynomials (written with the Jupyter notebook): amo_coamo.ipynb.
For example, a few amoebas coming from the eight-vertex-model:
The first two amoebas correspond to "free-fermion" models and seem to be the superposition of more simple, Harnack curves. This fact is explained here.
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Simulations of the loop model studied here, that exhibits a limit shape phenomenon:
If we let the size of the pile of cubes be constant while taking very big values for the weights, the measure concentrates on configurations of low energy, giving a "snowflake" phenomenon:
It is also possible to get an equivalent representation for cube groves as a limit:
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Simulation of the s-embeddings defined by D. Chelkak, adapted to a the planar setting, using a large piece of the square lattice:
With critical weights (before and after applying an inversion)
With sub-critical weights
With super-critical weights
