Even-width square-lattice strip conjecture for the thermodynamic crossing

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Let q0(L)q_0(L) denote the maximum real value in the limiting curve for a square-lattice strip of width LL with fully periodic boundary conditions, and let qc(sq)=3q_{\rm c}(\mathrm{sq})=3. Even-width square-lattice conjecture. For widths L=2pL=2p, the limit

q0(sq)=limpq0(L)q_0(\mathrm{sq})=\lim_{p\to\infty}q_0(L)

exists and equals

q0(sq)=qc(sq)=3.q_0(\mathrm{sq})=q_{\rm c}(\mathrm{sq})=3.

Numerical fits give q0(sq)=2.999±0.012q_0(\mathrm{sq})=2.999\pm0.012 and support the claim, but the source does not report a proof.

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Primary source

Jesper Lykke Jacobsen and Jesus Salas, “Phase diagram of the chromatic polynomial on a torus”, arXiv:cond-mat/0703228 (2007).

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