Quasi-classical expansion of a hyperbolic solution to the star-star relation and multicomponent 5-point difference equations
Andrew P. Kels

TL;DR
This paper explores the quasi-classical limit of a multicomponent hyperbolic spin solution related to the star-star relation, leading to new multicomponent 5-point difference equations extending scalar cases.
Contribution
It introduces n-1-component extensions of scalar 5-point equations derived from the quasi-classical limit of hyperbolic solutions, advancing integrability and consistency studies.
Findings
Derived multicomponent 5-point difference equations
Extended scalar equations to multicomponent versions
Linked equations to integrability on face-centered cubics
Abstract
The quasi-classical expansion of a multicomponent spin solution of the star-star relation with hyperbolic Boltzmann weights is investigated. The equations obtained in a quasi-classical limit provide n-1-component extensions of certain scalar 5-point equations (corresponding to n=2) that were previously investigated by the author in the context of integrability and consistency of equations on face-centered cubics.
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