The conjectural determinant asymptotics for the 6V' model

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Let

betheparameterinthedisorderedregime,andletbe the parameter in the disordered regime, and let

be the determinant associated with the 6V' model, with spectral parameters uu and vv. Define the leading asymptotic quantity by

W[u,v]=limNΔN[u,v]1N2.W[u,v]=\lim_{N\to\infty}\Delta_N[u,v]^{-\frac{1}{N^2}}.

Determinant-asymptotics conjecture. The leading asymptotics is given by

W[u,v]=sin(α(uvη))sin(α(uvη))αsin(2αu)sin(2α(v+η))12,W[u,v]=\frac{\sin(\alpha(u-v-\eta))\,\sin(\alpha(-u-v-\eta))}{\alpha\,|\sin(2\alpha u)\,\sin(2\alpha(v+\eta))|^{\frac{1}{2}}},

where

α=ππ2η.\alpha=\frac{\pi}{\pi-2\eta}.

The formula agrees with the exact classical limit =0=0 and free-fermion limit =π4=\frac{\pi}{4}, and the subsequent discussion gives further checks, but the general determinant asymptotics remains conjectural.

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Primary source

Philippe Di Francesco, “Arctic curves of the 20V model on a triangle”, arXiv:2212.11129 (2022).

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