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Sum rule for the eight-vertex model on its combinatorial line

Mathematical Physics · Submitted 20 Feb 2012

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The authors' main claim We compute the partition function of the model on an infinite cylinder with certain restrictions on the inhomogeneities, and taking the homogeneous limit, we obtain an expression for the squared norm of the ground state of the XYZ spin chain as a solution of a differential recurrence relation.

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CitationP. Zinn-Justin. "Sum rule for the eight-vertex model on its combinatorial line." arXiv:1202.4420 (2012). https://pith.science/paper/WBFFA23O
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We investigate the conjectured ground state eigenvector of the 8-vertex model inhomogeneous transfer matrix on its combinatorial line, i.e., at $\eta=\pi/3$, where it acquires a particularly simple form. We compute the partition function of the model on an infinite cylinder with certain restrictions on the inhomogeneities, and taking the homogeneous limit, we obtain an expression for the squared norm of the ground state of the XYZ spin chain as a solution of a differential recurrence relation.

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We investigate the conjectured ground state eigenvector of the 8-vertex model inhomogeneous transfer matrix on its combinatorial line, i.e., at $\eta=\pi/3$, where it acquires a particularly simple form. We compute the partition function of the model on an infinite cylinder with certain restrictions on the inhomogeneities, and taking the homogeneous limit, we obtain an expression for the squared norm of the ground state of the XYZ spin chain as a solution of a differential recurrence relation.

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  • If we recombine the $H_2m$ in pairs to form $A_n$ and $B_n$, we recognize the reciprocal polynomials of the $s_n$ of [ref] : (see their appendix A) [equation] from which we conclude [equation] which coincides with the expression given in Conjecture 1 of [ref] up to the factor of two (which is due to our slightly different way of lifting the two-fold degeneracy: $F_∗Ψ_L=(-1)^nΨ_L$ effectively duplicates every entry of $Ψ_L$ compared to [ref] ).

    Eight-vertex model and Painlev\'e VI equation. II. Eigenvector results · Summary · 1.00

  • We now recognize the Pfaffian $A_n$ (Eq. [ref]) in even size: [equation] which up to some prefactors is exactly the Pfaffian given in [ref] (Eq. (3.27)) for the square of the partition function $Z_UASM$ of U-turn symmetric ASMs of [ref] .

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  • We now recognize the Pfaffian $A_n$ (Eq. [ref]) in even size: [equation] which up to some prefactors is exactly the Pfaffian given in [ref] (Eq. (3.27)) for the square of the partition function $Z_UASM$ of U-turn symmetric ASMs of [ref] .

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