Quasi-polynomial mixing of critical two-dimensional random cluster models
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Abstract: We study the Glauber dynamics for the random cluster (FK) model on the torus with parameters , for and the critical point . The dynamics is believed to undergo a critical slowdown, with its continuous-time mixing time transitioning from for to a power-law in at . This was verified at by Blanca and Sinclair, whereas at the critical , with the exception of the special integer points (where the model corresponds to the Ising/Potts models) the best-known upper bound on mixing was exponential in . Here we prove an upper bound of at for all , where a key ingredient is bounding the number of nested long-range crossings at criticality.
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