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Title: Slow Mixing of Local Dynamics via Topological Obstructions


1
Slow Mixing of Local Dynamics via Topological
Obstructions
  • Dana Randall
  • Georgia Tech

2
Independent Sets
Goal Given l, sample indep. set I with
prob p(I) lI/Z, where
Z ?J lJ is the partition fcn.
This chain connects the state space and
converges to p. How long?
3
Some fast mixing results
  • Fast if ? 2/(d-2) using edge moves.
  • So for ? 1 on Z2. Luby,
    Vigoda
  • Fast if ? pc/(1-pc) (const for site
    percolation)
  • i.e., ? 1.24 on Z2 Van den Berg,
    Steif
  • Fast for swap chain on ?k (ind sets of
  • size k), when k lt n / 2(d1).

  • Dyer, Greenhill
  • Fast for swap chain or M IND on
  • U ?k for any ???????Madras,
    Randall
  • k n/2(d1)

4
Sampling Independent Sets
Dichotomy
l small
???l large
Sparse sets Fast mixing
Dense sets Slow mixing
Phase Transition
l
O E O E
5
Slow mixing of MCIND (large l)
(Even)
(Odd)
6
Ind sets in 2 dimensions
Conjecture Slow for ? gt 3.79 BCFKTVV
Slow for ? gt 80 (torus) New Slow for ? gt
8.07 (grid) gt 6.19
(torus)
7
Slow mixing of MCInd large l
R/B
8
8
Group by of fault lines
Def Fault lines are vacant paths of width
2 zig-zagging from top to bottom (or left
to right).
Lemma If there is no fault line, then there
is a monochromatic cross.
Lemma If I has an odd cross and I has an
even cross, then P(I,I)0.
9
Lying a little.
Alternation point
Def A fault line has only 0 or 1
alternation points (and spans). Lemma If there
is a spanning path, then there is a fault
line.
10
Group by of fault lines
Fault lines are vacant paths of width 2 from top
to bottom (or left to
right).
?
?F
?R
?B
. . .
S
SC
11
Peierls Argument
Let ?F U ?FJ
F,J
for first fault F of length Ln2l and
rightmost column J.
12
The Injection ?FJ
???????????FJ ?F,J x 0,1nl
??
Note ?FJ ( I, r) has r-J more points.
Lemma ?(?FJ) ?J (1?)-(nl ) .
Pf 1 ?(?)
????????????? ?(?F,J (I,r)) I?
?FJ r? 0,1nl ???
???????r?? ?(I) ??J r
?????? ?(I) ??J ?r? ?r ???
???????(I) ??J
(1??(nl ) ??J (1 ?)(nl
) ?(?FJ) .
13
?F U ?FJ .
F,J
Lemma ?(?FJ) ?J (1?)-(nl ) .
(Since Tn Tn-1 ?Tn-2 .)
Lemma The number of fault lines is
bounded by n2/2 ????????????????
??????n??n2i , i0
where ? is the self-avoiding walk
constant (? 2.679.).
14
Thm ?(?F ) lt p(n) e-cn when ???????????
Cor MCIND is slowly mixing for
???????????
15
Slow mixing on the torus
16
Lemma ?(?F) (1?)-(nl ) .
Thm ?(?F ) lt p(n) e-cn when ???????????
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Open Probems
What happens between 1.2 and 6.19 on Z2 ? Can
we get improvements in higher dimensions using
topological obstructions? (or improved bounds
on phase transitions indicating the presence of
multiple Gibbs states?) Slow mixing for other
problems Ising, colorings, . . .
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