scientific article; zbMATH DE number 15994
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0714.00019.] The author reviews results on the difficulty of some combinatorial problems in statistical physics (e.g. percolation, Ising model). They are based on an extension of the notion of computational complexity to enumeration problems. All these problems are \(\sharp P\)-hard or \(\sharp P\)-complete, indicating their intractability. The author also mentions the randomised approximation of Jerrum and Sinclair of the monomer-dimer problem and discusses the fact, that despite their enumeration complexity some 2-dimensional problems are exactly solvable.
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