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most citedGeneral characterisation of Hamiltonians generating velocity-independent forces

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math.PR2026

On the distortion of random triangulations

Jason Miller, Julian Ransford, Fredy Yip

For each , let be a uniformly random (rooted, Type I) triangulation of the sphere with vertices, viewed as a metric space equipped with its graph distan…

math.CO2026

Product-free subsets of

Leonardo Franchi, W. T. Gowers, Fredy Yip

The third problem in Ben Green's collection of 100 open problems asks whether an open subset of that does not contain with must have measure at most 1/3. We…

math.NT2026

Multivariate and quantitative Erdős-Kac laws for Beatty sequences

Fredy Yip

The classical Erdős-Kac theorem states that for chosen uniformly at random from , the random variable converges in distribu…

math.CA2025

On a problem of Erdős and Ingham

Fredy Yip

We give a short and elementary argument answering a question of Erdős and Ingham negatively. Erdős and Ingham showed that a Tauberian estimate they considered was equivalent to the…

quant-ph2025

Combinatorial foundations for solvable chaotic local Euclidean quantum circuits in two dimensions

Fredy Yip

We investigate a graph-theoretic problem motivated by questions in quantum computing concerning the propagation of information in quantum circuits. A graph is said to be a boun…

math.CO2025

On the sum of the largest and smallest eigenvalues of graphs with high odd girth

Fredy Yip

The sum of the maximum and minimum eigenvalues, and the odd girth of a graph both measure bipartiteness. We seek to relate these measures. In particular, for an odd int…

math-ph2024★ 2 cited

General characterisation of Hamiltonians generating velocity-independent forces

Fredy Yip, A. C. H. Cheung

Dynamics generated from Hamiltonians enjoy potential pathways to quantisation, but standard Hamiltonians are only capable of generating conservative forces. Classes of Hamiltonians…