COTHROM applies a Potts Hamiltonian representation of constitutional mandates, MCMC/simulated annealing optimization, and Pareto/MCDA analysis to improve Irish constituency boundaries over existing legal ones in County Cork for proportionality and compactness across weightings.
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A minimal explicit-solvent lattice model with quenched disorder produces UCST, closed-loop, and reentrant phase transitions plus complex morphologies in protein solutions and binary mixtures, modulated by interaction parameters.
Ising machines outperform every tested Potts machine on Max-k-Cut problems, with the performance gap widening from k=3 to k=4.
Sufficient conditions are given for pseudo-likelihood estimation of both parameters in the Potts model at rate sqrt(N) for bounded-degree or irregular graphs, with impossibility shown for certain dense regular graphs, plus a new concentration inequality via nonlinear large deviations.
Derives a three-parameter Yang-Baxter equation from star-triangle and star-star relations in the chiral Potts model as an extension of prior unification of edge and vertex models.
POTTERS extends the Potts model with generalized spatial dependence and external priors for Bayesian remote sensing image segmentation via variational inference, without needing target-region labels.
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Constituency Optimisation Through Hamiltonian Representation Of Mandates (COTHROM): Algorithmic Redistricting of Irish Election Boundaries
COTHROM applies a Potts Hamiltonian representation of constitutional mandates, MCMC/simulated annealing optimization, and Pareto/MCDA analysis to improve Irish constituency boundaries over existing legal ones in County Cork for proportionality and compactness across weightings.
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Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation in a Minimal Explicit-Solvent Lattice Model Mimicking Protein Solutions
A minimal explicit-solvent lattice model with quenched disorder produces UCST, closed-loop, and reentrant phase transitions plus complex morphologies in protein solutions and binary mixtures, modulated by interaction parameters.
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Comparative Study of Potts Machine Dynamics and Performance for Max-k-Cut
Ising machines outperform every tested Potts machine on Max-k-Cut problems, with the performance gap widening from k=3 to k=4.
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Joint Estimation in Potts Model
Sufficient conditions are given for pseudo-likelihood estimation of both parameters in the Potts model at rate sqrt(N) for bounded-degree or irregular graphs, with impossibility shown for certain dense regular graphs, plus a new concentration inequality via nonlinear large deviations.
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The Yang-Baxter Equation for the Chiral Potts Model and Integrable Parafermions
Derives a three-parameter Yang-Baxter equation from star-triangle and star-star relations in the chiral Potts model as an extension of prior unification of edge and vertex models.
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Scalable Bayesian Spatial Mixture Modelling for Remote Sensing Image Segmentation
POTTERS extends the Potts model with generalized spatial dependence and external priors for Bayesian remote sensing image segmentation via variational inference, without needing target-region labels.