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Logarithmic variance for the height function of square-ice

  • Hugo Duminil-Copin
  • Matan Harel
  • Benoit Laslier
  • Aran Raoufi
  • Gourab Ray

31/10/19 Published in : arXiv:1911.00092
In this article, we prove that the height function associated with the square-ice model (i.e.~the six-vertex model with a=b=c=1 on the square lattice), or, equivalently, of the uniform random homomorphisms from \mathbb Z^2 to \mathbb Z, has logarithmic variance. This establishes a strong form of roughness of this height function.
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