The pivot time-scale conjecture for observables depending on an internal distance
The pivot time-scale conjecture for observables depending on an internal distance
Let an observable in a polymer system depend on a single internal distance . A successful pivot at a given length scale is a pivot that changes the configuration at that scale with respect to .
Pivot time-scale conjecture. The integrated autocorrelation time of this observable is of the same order as the time required to make successful pivots at all length scales with respect to .
This conjecture relates autocorrelation in pivot-algorithm simulations to the hierarchy of length scales governing the observable. The supplied text does not state a resolution, so its status remains open.
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Primary source
Nathan Clisby, “Calculation of the connective constant for self-avoiding walks via the pivot algorithm”, arXiv:1302.2106 (2013).
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