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Elliptic beta integrals and solvable models of statistical mechanics

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arxiv 1011.3798 v2 pith:423G4MT4 submitted 2010-11-16 hep-th cond-mat.stat-mechmath-phmath.MP

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The univariate elliptic beta integral was discovered by the author in 2000. Recently Bazhanov and Sergeev have interpreted it as a star-triangle relation (STR). This important observation is discussed in more detail in connection to author's previous work on the elliptic modular double and supersymmetric dualities. We describe also a new Faddeev-Volkov type solution of STR, connections with the star-star relation, and higher-dimensional analogues of such relations. In this picture, Seiberg dualities are described by symmetries of the elliptic hypergeometric integrals (interpreted as superconformal indices) which, in turn, represent STR and Kramers-Wannier type duality transformations for elementary partition functions in solvable models of statistical mechanics.

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