Convexity and concavity of six-vertex phase interfaces
Convexity and concavity of six-vertex phase interfaces
Let , and impose stabilizing fixed boundary conditions producing an outer interface between the ferroelectric and disordered phases and an inner interface between the disordered and antiferroelectric phases. Interface-curvature conjecture. The outer interface is locally convex at every regular point, while the inner interface is locally concave at every regular point. This is presented as a conjecture about the general behavior of interfaces under stabilizing fixed boundary conditions; the source does not state a resolution.
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K. Palamarchuk and N. Reshetikhin, “The 6-vertex model with fixed boundary conditions”, arXiv:1010.5011 (2010).
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