计算规则图形的高斯积分

IF 1.2 3区 物理与天体物理 Q3 PHYSICS, MATHEMATICAL
Oleg Evnin, Weerawit Horinouchi
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在最近的一篇文章[Kawamoto, J. Phys. Complexity 4, 035005 (2023)]中,川本引用了统计物理学方法来解决具有规定度序列的图计数问题。这种处理方法涉及截断特定泰勒展开的前两项,从而得出图形计数的本德尔-坎菲尔德估计值。这种方法出乎意料地成功,因为本德尔-坎菲尔德公式对于大型图来说是渐进精确的,而数列截断法并没有先验地显示出类似的精确度。我们从三个方面提升了这一处理方法。首先,我们用 d 维高斯积分推导出计算 d 不规则图的精确公式。其次,我们展示了如何将该公式转换为 d 不规则图计数生成函数的积分表示。第三,我们对大图形尺寸进行了明确的鞍点分析,并确定了对图形计数估计负责的鞍点配置。在这些鞍点配置中,只有两个积分变量浓缩为重要值,而其余变量在大型图中趋近于零。这提供了一个基本图景,证明了川本早先的发现是正确的。
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A Gaussian integral that counts regular graphs
In a recent article [Kawamoto, J. Phys. Complexity 4, 035005 (2023)], Kawamoto evoked statistical physics methods for the problem of counting graphs with a prescribed degree sequence. This treatment involved truncating a particular Taylor expansion at the first two terms, which resulted in the Bender-Canfield estimate for the graph counts. This is surprisingly successful since the Bender-Canfield formula is asymptotically accurate for large graphs, while the series truncation does not a priori suggest a similar level of accuracy. We upgrade this treatment in three directions. First, we derive an exact formula for counting d-regular graphs in terms of a d-dimensional Gaussian integral. Second, we show how to convert this formula into an integral representation for the generating function of d-regular graph counts. Third, we perform explicit saddle point analysis for large graph sizes and identify the saddle point configurations responsible for graph count estimates. In these saddle point configurations, only two of the integration variables condense to significant values, while the remaining ones approach zero for large graphs. This provides an underlying picture that justifies Kawamoto’s earlier findings.
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Journal of Mathematical Physics
Journal of Mathematical Physics 物理-物理:数学物理
CiteScore
2.20
自引率
15.40%
发文量
396
审稿时长
4.3 months
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