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Abrikosov lattice conjecture for the two-dimensional Coulomb energy
Let denote the renormalized Coulomb energy of unit-density point configurations in the plane. The triangular lattice conjecture. The triangular lattice is a global mini…
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Rosenzweig's optimal scaling conjecture for the incompressible Euler limit
Rosenzweig's optimal scaling conjecture. This scaling assumption should be in general optimal: the incompressible Euler equation should not be the limiting evolution of the empiric…
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The dimensional self-diffusion conjecture for Coulomb interacting Brownian motions
Let and let . Consider a translation-invariant Coulomb interacting Brownian motion in dimensions, and denote its self-diffusion coefficient by…
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Conjecture that Gibbs measures improve Monte Carlo variance criteria
Consider the variance of linear statistics with respect to for the three methods listed in the source, including MCMC and Gibbs-measure backgrounds. Gibbs-measure improvemen…
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Conjecture on the source of energy loss from reweighted Coulomb backgrounds
The experiments compare quenched Gibbs measures using MCMC backgrounds with backgrounds obtained by reweighting a realization of a Coulomb gas, where points are used to approxi…
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The next-order asymptotic conjecture for the two-dimensional Coulomb-gas partition function
For a two-dimensional Coulomb gas with quadratic potential and general , let the large- expansion in question be the expansion of the logarithm of the scal…
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The connected-droplet free-energy expansion conjecture for spherical Coulomb gases
Let be a regular potential independent of , and let be its associated equilibrium measure and the corresponding electrostatic energy. Assume that…
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Universality conjecture for local statistics of Coulomb gases
Consider the random points from the point process discussed in the source, with inverse-temperature parameter and limiting e…
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Balayage density exponent conjecture for planar Coulomb gases
Let be a probability measure and let . Assume that is compact, satisfies Assumption, is piecewise smooth, and . Su…
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Perfect freezing transition conjecture for two-dimensional Coulomb gases
In the two-dimensional setting, let denote the perfect freezing transition and let be the number of particles. The notation means that…
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Gaussian free field fluctuation conjecture for Coulomb gases
Let be strongly confining and let be the Coulomb-gas points, with empirical measure . For a smooth enough tes…
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Poisson-to-rigidity transition conjecture for Coulomb gases
Let particles form a Coulomb gas at inverse temperature , and consider observation lengthscales compared with the threshold . A p…
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The Jancovici–Lebowitz–Manificat law for finite beta-Ginibre particle fluctuations
The JLM law. For , after taking the number of particles to infinity, the probability of this event satisfies
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Conjecture on collapse of the Coulomb gas at critical negative coupling
Collapse conjecture. As approaches its critical negative value , the ensemble collapses at the origin, meaning that the one-particle density converges to a Dirac delta at t…
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Gumbel edge-fluctuation conjecture for three-dimensional Coulomb and log-gases
In the three-dimensional Coulomb gas and log-gas with Euclidean confinement, let the edge refer to the outer boundary of the equilibrium particle distribution, and consider the flu…
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The perfect-lattice crystallization conjecture for minimizers of the renormalized energy
Perfect-lattice crystallization conjecture. The minimizer of the renormalized energy is a perfect lattice.
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The Askey–Wimp–Kerov stationary-density conjecture for weakly attracting Coulomb gases
Askey–Wimp–Kerov stationary-density conjecture. The stationary density for a large system is again given by the Askey–Wimp–Kerov distribution for the parameter range