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Decay of Correlations in Spin Systems

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Shows that the algorithmic phase transition aligns with the uniqueness threshold on the infinite (d+1)-regular tree and gives a concrete route to algorithms: reduce graph marginals to a self-avoiding walk tree, translate ratios to a potential (e.g. potential function log) so the recursion contracts, and obtain strong spatial mixing ⇒ deterministic FPTAS below the threshold. Extends to anti-ferromagnetic two-spin, hypergraph matchings and monomer–dimer; uses Hölder bounds (LP norms) and the connector constant to replace max degree. Leaves hardness gaps at the critical point and for some hypergraph regimes unresolved.

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  1. 0:00Correlation and complexity
  2. 2:00Spin models and frameworks
  3. 5:31Spatial mixing concepts
  4. 9:15Tree recursion methods
  5. 12:24Extremal proofs in trees
  6. 15:24Hypergraph matching models
  7. 24:10Potential method analysis
  8. 31:13Generalizing spin models
  9. 37:28Primitive spatial mixing
  10. 40:54Hardness and conjectures
  11. 46:51Refined correlation decay
  12. 56:20Discussion and open problems
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