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Physics Letters A

Exact solution of the “colour” six-vertex model

R. Z. Bariev, Andreas Klümper, J. Zittartz

Published Mar 1, 1997• 2 citations
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10.1016/s0375-9601(97)00074-1

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An exact solution of a 2*n generalisation (two states for horizontal arrows and n states for vertical arrows with total arrow number conservation) of the six-vertex model is given using the commuting transfer matrix method. In the symmetric case, the free energy is a sum of n-1 terms each of which is the free energy of a six-vertex model such that the phase transition into the frozen ferroelectric state of the 2*n model is identical to that in the zero-field six-vertex model. For the six-vertex model the commuting transfer matrix solution is extended to the case of arbitrary vertex weights and a derivation of the Baxter parametrisation is provided.