Length Distributions in Loop Soups
arXiv:1308.0430 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.111.100601
Abstract
Statistical lattice ensembles of loops in three or more dimensions typically have phases in which the longest loops fill a finite fraction of the system. In such phases it is natural to ask about the distribution of loop lengths. We show how to calculate moments of these distributions using or and O(n) models together with replica techniques. The resulting joint length distribution for macroscopic loops is Poisson-Dirichlet with a parameter fixed by the loop fugacity and by symmetries of the ensemble. We also discuss features of the length distribution for shorter loops, and use numerical simulations to test and illustrate our conclusions.
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