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Zeros for Partition Functions and Graph-counting Polynomials.

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Extends Asano’s lemma to multi-affine polynomials and uses repeated Asano contraction of vertex polynomials to produce edge-variable subgraph-counting polynomials; proves monomer–dimer (matching) polynomials have zeros in the negative real axis and unbranched-subgraph polynomials avoid the right half-plane, by mapping allowed zero-free regions (half-planes → parabolas) under contractions. Shows factorization into linear/quadratic positive-coefficient factors and uses that location of zeros plus independence heuristics to derive an asymptotic Gaussian law for coefficients on large lattices.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:08Lee-Yang theorem context
  3. 2:14Asano contraction lemma
  4. 6:43Lee-Yang circle theorem
  5. 11:42Multi-affine polynomials
  6. 15:25Generalizing interactions
  7. 22:12Subgraph counting
  8. 29:10Unbranched subgraphs
  9. 37:32Gaussian distribution proof
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