We discuss an algorithm for the exact sampling of vectors v in 0,1^N
satisfying a set of pairwise difference inequalities. Applications include the
exact sampling of skew Young Tableaux, of configurations in the Bead Model, and
of corrugated surfaces on a graph, that is random landscapes in which at each
vertex corresponds a local maximum or minimum. As an example, we numerically
evaluate with high-precision the number of corrugated surfaces on the square
lattice. After an extrapolation to the thermodynamic limit, controlled by an
exact formula, we put into evidence a discrepancy with previous numerical
results.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Caracciolo2008Exact
%A Caracciolo, Sergio
%A Rinaldi, Enrico
%A Sportiello, Andrea
%D 2008
%I IOP Publishing
%J Journal of Statistical Mechanics: Theory and Experiment
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%R 10.1088/1742-5468/2009/02/p02049
%T Exact sampling of corrugated surfaces
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%V 2009
%X We discuss an algorithm for the exact sampling of vectors v in 0,1^N
satisfying a set of pairwise difference inequalities. Applications include the
exact sampling of skew Young Tableaux, of configurations in the Bead Model, and
of corrugated surfaces on a graph, that is random landscapes in which at each
vertex corresponds a local maximum or minimum. As an example, we numerically
evaluate with high-precision the number of corrugated surfaces on the square
lattice. After an extrapolation to the thermodynamic limit, controlled by an
exact formula, we put into evidence a discrepancy with previous numerical
results.
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satisfying a set of pairwise difference inequalities. Applications include the
exact sampling of skew Young Tableaux, of configurations in the Bead Model, and
of corrugated surfaces on a graph, that is random landscapes in which at each
vertex corresponds a local maximum or minimum. As an example, we numerically
evaluate with high-precision the number of corrugated surfaces on the square
lattice. After an extrapolation to the thermodynamic limit, controlled by an
exact formula, we put into evidence a discrepancy with previous numerical
results.}},
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