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most citedAn introduction to the dimer model

128 citations · 165 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

math-ph2003

Dimers and Amoebae

Richard Kenyon, Andrei Okounkov, Scott Sheffield

We study random surfaces which arise as height functions of random perfect matchings (a.k.a. dimer configurations) on an weighted, bipartite, doubly periodic graph G embedded in th…

math.AG200313 cited

Planar dimers and Harnack curves

Richard Kenyon, Andrei Okounkov

In this paper we study the connection between dimers and Harnack curves discovered in math-ph/0311005. We prove that every Harnack curve arises as a spectral curve of some dimer mo…

math.CO2003128 cited

An introduction to the dimer model

Richard Kenyon

Lecture notes from a minicourse given at the ICTP in May 2002.

math.CO20031 cited

Dimers, Tilings and Trees

Richard Kenyon, Scott Sheffield

Generalizing results of Temperley, Brooks, Smith, Stone and Tutte and others we describe a natural equivalence between three planar objects: weighted bipartite planar graphs; plana…

math-ph200323 cited

Rhombic embeddings of planar graphs with faces of degree 4

Richard Kenyon, Jean-Marc Schlenker

Given a finite or infinite planar graph all of whose faces have degree 4, we study embeddings in the plane in which all edges have length 1, that is, in which every face is a rhomb…

math.PR2001

Critical resonance in the non-intersecting lattice path model

Richard W. Kenyon, David B. Wilson

We study the phase transition in the honeycomb dimer model (equivalently, monotone non-intersecting lattice path model). At the critical point the system has a strong long-range de…