Multi-colored dimer models in one-dimension: lattice paths and generalized Rogers--Ramanujan identities
Keiichi Shigechi

TL;DR
This paper introduces multi-colored dimer models on segments and circles, deriving their generating functions, which relate to generalized Rogers--Ramanujan identities, and explores their combinatorial and graph-theoretic properties.
Contribution
It provides closed-form formulas for the generating functions of multi-colored dimer models and connects them to generalized Rogers--Ramanujan identities and combinatorial path structures.
Findings
Generating functions satisfy Fibonacci-like recurrence relations.
Large size limit generating functions exhibit generalized Rogers--Ramanujan identities.
Connections established between dimer models, Dyck and Motzkin paths, and graph independent sets.
Abstract
We define and study multi-colored dimer models on a segment and on a circle. The multivariate generating functions for the dimer models satisfy the recurrence relations similar to the one for Fibonacci numbers. We give closed formulae for the generating functions. We show that, in the large size limit with specializations of the formal variables, the generating functions exhibit the summations appearing in generalized Rogers--Ramanujan identities. Further, the generating functions of the dimer models have infinite product formulae for general values of formal variables in the large size limit. These formulae are generalizations of Rogers--Ramanujan identities for multi variables. We also give other several specializations which exhibit simple combinatorial formulae. The analysis of the correlation functions, which we call emptiness formation probabilities and moments, leads to the…
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Advanced Mathematical Identities · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
