Phase separation in the six-vertex model with a variety of boundary conditions
arXiv:1711.07905 · doi:10.1063/1.5018324
Abstract
We present numerical results for the six-vertex model with a variety of boundary conditions. Adapting an algorithm proposed by Allison and Reshetikhin for domain wall boundary conditions, we examine some modifications of these boundary conditions. To be precise, we discuss partial domain wall boundary conditions, reflecting ends and half turn boundary conditions (domain wall boundary conditions with half turn symmetry).
12+2 pages, 11 figures, invited contribution for Journal of Mathematical Physics special issue "To the memory of Ludwig Faddeev"
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