Optimal-mixing conjecture for Kawasaki dynamics above the analytic threshold

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Let GΔ\mathcal G_\Delta be the class of graphs under consideration, let μ^G,β,η\hat{\mu}_{G,\beta,\eta} be the fixed-magnetization Ising measure on G∈GΔG\in\mathcal G_\Delta, and let βu\beta_u and ηa\eta_a denote the uniqueness and analytic thresholds, respectively. Optimal-mixing conjecture. If 0≤β<βu0\leq\beta<\beta_u or if β>βu\beta>\beta_u and ∣η∣>ηa|\eta|>\eta_a, then the Kawasaki dynamics for μ^G,β,η\hat{\mu}_{G,\beta,\eta} are optimally mixing: for every G∈GΔG\in\mathcal G_\Delta, the mixing time is in O(∣V(G)∣⋅log⁡(∣V(G)∣))O(|V(G)|\cdot\log(|V(G)|)). This is presented as an improvement of the paper's rapid-mixing theorem; the supplied text gives no resolution, so the conjecture remains open.

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Aiya Kuchukova, Marcus Pappik, Will Perkins and Corrine Yap, “Fast and Slow Mixing of the Kawasaki Dynamics on Bounded-Degree Graphs”, arXiv:2405.06209 (2025).

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