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planar graph embeddings and stat mech Richard Kenyon (Brown University) Wednesday, May 11, 16 In 2D stat mech models, appropriate graph embeddings are important e.g. Bond percolation on Z 2 . p c = 1 2 What about unequal probabilities? q q


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planar graph embeddings and stat mech

Richard Kenyon (Brown University)

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In 2D stat mech models, appropriate graph embeddings are important e.g. Bond percolation on Z2. pc = 1 2 What about unequal probabilities? p3 + 3p2q − 3p2 − 3pq + 1 = 0

q q q q q q q q q q q q q q q

θ = θ(p, q) critical if:

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Georgakopoulos Angel, Barlow, Gurel-Gurevich, Nachmias Hutchcroft, Peres Dimer models Ising model FK (random cluster) model bipolar orientations Schnyder woods Random walks/spanning trees Random planar maps (KPZ, Duplantier, Miller, Sheffield) BSST, LSW, (Schnyder, , X. Sun, Watson) (Abrams, Kenyon) (Kenyon, Sheffield) (Kenyon, Mercat, Smirnov) In 2D stat mech models, appropriate graph embeddings are important K-graphs area-1 rectangulations Schnyder embedding conformal T-graphs harmonic embedding, square tiling circle packing isoradial graphs trapezoid tiling

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  • 1. T-graphs and dimers
  • 2. Convex embeddings of a planar graph
  • 3. Harmonic embeddings
  • 4. Discrete analytic functions
  • 5. Fixed-area rectangulations

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

v0 v1 3 2 1 12 11 6 4 9 8 7 5 10

voltage = y-coordinate edge = rectangle current = width conductance = aspect ratio energy = area

Smith diagram of a planar network

(with a harmonic function) [BSST 1939] vertex = horizontal line (width/height)

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

v0 v1 3 2 1 12 11 6 4 9 8 7 5 10

voltage = y-coordinate edge = rectangle current = width conductance = aspect ratio energy = area

Smith diagram of a planar network

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(with a harmonic function) [BSST 1939] vertex = horizontal line (width/height)

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Thm(Dehn 1903): An a×b rectangle can be tiled with squares iff a/b ∈ Q.

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Thm(Dehn 1903): An a×b rectangle can be tiled with squares iff a/b ∈ Q. 2 1 1 1 1

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a b c d e f

a + d = 1 a + f − d = 0 a − b − f = 0 d + f − e = 0 b + c − f − e = 0 b − c = 0 det K =?         a b c d e f                 1                 1 1 1 −1 1 1 −1 −1 1 −1 1 1 1 −1 −1 1 −1        

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K is a signed adjacency matrix of an underlying planar graph... alternate proof

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A t-graph in a polygon is a union of noncrossing line segments A t-graph is generic if no two endpoints are equal. For generic t-graphs, 1 = χ(open disk) = #(faces) − #(segments). a t-graph with four segments

  • r at a point where three or more segments meet,

with one in each halfspace. Note: faces are convex. in which every endpoint lies on another segment, or on the boundary,

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local pictures:

generic generic generic nongeneric nongeneric nongeneric not allowed not allowed

(if three or more segments meet at a point, there must be one in each halfspace)

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Associated to a t-graph is a bipartite graph...

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...which has dimer covers (when we remove all but one outer edge).

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Thm: The space of t-graphs with n segments, fixed boundary and fixed combinatorics is homeomorphic to R2n. ← − a − → ← − b − →

← − c − →

← − d − → X X = ac bd a b c d e f X = ace bd f X Global coordinates are biratio coordinates {Xi}. (follows from [K-Sheffield 2003])

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θ1 θ2 θ3 X At a degenerate vertex, biratios are defined by continuity: Y Z a1 a2 b2 b3 c1 c3 X = c1 sin θ3 a1 sin θ2 Y = a2 sin θ1 b2 sin θ3 Z = b3 sin θ2 c3 sin θ1

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⇤ Find diagonal matrices DW , DB such that DW KDB    1 . . . 1    = 0 except on boundary. (1, . . . , 1)DW KDB = 0 } Proof idea: Use maximum principle to show embedding. ← − a − → ← − b − →

← − c − →

← − d − → X X = ac bd Let K be a Kasteleyn matrix with face weights X.

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There are a number of special cases where one restricts the set of biratios.

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An embedding of a graph in R2 is convex if its faces are convex Thm: The space of convex embeddings of G (with pinned boundary) is homeomorphic to R2V . Special case 1. Convex embeddings of graphs

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⇤ Show that any such assignment of biratios results in an embedding. products of biratios around “vertices” to be 1. Proof: Take a nearby nondegenerate t-graph and set θ1 θ2 θ3 X Y Z X = c sin θ3 a sin θ2 Y = a sin θ1 b sin θ3 Z = b sin θ2 c sin θ1 a a b b c c Note XY Z = 1

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⇤ Show that any such assignment of biratios results in an embedding. products of biratios around “vertices” to be 1. Proof: Take a nearby nondegenerate t-graph and set θ1 θ2 θ3 X Y Z X = c sin θ3 a sin θ2 Y = a sin θ1 b sin θ3 Z = b sin θ2 c sin θ1 a a b b c c Note XY Z = 1 note that X, Y, Z are ratios of barycentric coordinates!

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A natural probability measure on convex embeddings is obtained by choosing transition probabilities iid in {0 ≤ p, q, p + q ≤ 1}.

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Special case 2. Product of Xs around both faces and vertices is 1. One can show that these conditions correspond to harmonic embeddings (spring networks / resistor networks)

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Random convex embedding Random harmonic embedding

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A random convex embedding does not have a scaling limit shape. Conjecture: Conjecture [Zeitouni]: A random convex embedding has a scaling limit shape. (would follow from CLT for RWRE)

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  • Q. Is there a natural probability measure on Homeo(D2, D2)?

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Special case 3. discrete analytic functions (Fix exact shapes up to scale) e.g. square tilings (all Xs equal to 1)

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y1 y2 x1 x2 y2 − y1 = c(x2 − x1) y1 y2 x2 x1 “discrete Cauchy-Riemann” Discrete analytic functions fx = gy fy = −gx

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e.g. regular hexagons and equilateral triangles (all X’s equal to 1.) More generally K is a discrete version of ∂¯

z

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Rectangle tilings (square young tableau limit shape) (product of adjacent Xs is 1)

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1 36 ⇣ 19 + √ 73 ⌘

Fixed areas:

x/y = 1 xy = 1/6 1 4 4 5 6 7 Given a rectangle tiling, there is an “isotopic” rectangle tiling with prescribed areas.

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Thm [K-Abrams] Bipolar orientation: Acyclic with exactly one source and sink (on outer boundary).

For every bipolar orientation of a planar graph, there is a unique Smith diagram with area-1 rectangles; that is, there is a unique choice of conductances so that the associated harmonic function has energies 1 and that orientation.

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  • rientation of a

random graph: A random bipolar

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thank you for your attention!

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Thm[Kasteleyn(1965)]: det K = X

dimer covers m

wt(m). K : RW → RB signed (weighted) adjacency matrix

  • Q. What is the geometry underlying K?

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