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math-ph2009★ 27 cited

A possible combinatorial point for XYZ-spin chain

A. V. Razumov, Yu. G. Stroganov

We formulate and discuss a number of conjectures on the ground state vectors of the XYZ-spin chains of odd length with periodic boundary conditions and a special choice of the Hami…

math-ph2008★ 2 cited

Three-coloring statistical model with domain wall boundary conditions. II. Trigonometric limit

A. V. Razumov, Yu. G. Stroganov

A nontrivial trigonometric limit of the three-coloring statistical model with the domain wall boundary conditions is considered. In this limit the functional equations, constructed…

math-ph2008★ 14 cited

Three-coloring statistical model with domain wall boundary conditions. I. Functional equations

A. V. Razumov, Yu. G. Stroganov

In 1970 Baxter considered the statistical three-coloring lattice model for the case of toroidal boundary conditions. He used the Bethe ansatz and found the partition function of th…

math-ph2007★ 32 cited

Polynomial solutions of qKZ equation and ground state of XXZ spin chain at Delta = -1/2

A. V. Razumov, Yu. G. Stroganov, P. Zinn-Justin

Integral formulae for polynomial solutions of the quantum Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equations associated with the R-matrix of the six-vertex model are considered. It is proved that wh…

math-ph2006★ 18 cited

Bethe roots and refined enumeration of alternating-sign matrices

A. V. Razumov, Yu. G. Stroganov

The properties of the most probable ground state candidate for the XXZ spin chain with the anisotropy parameter equal to -1/2 and an odd number of sites is considered. Some linear…

math-ph2005★ 22 cited

Enumeration of quarter-turn symmetric alternating-sign matrices of odd order

A. V. Razumov, Yu. G. Stroganov

It was shown by Kuperberg that the partition function of the square-ice model related to the quarter-turn symmetric alternating-sign matrices of even order is the product of two si…