The random cluster model and new summation and integration identities
L. C. Chen, F. Y. Wu
Abstract
We explicitly evaluate the free energy of the random cluster model at its critical point for 0 < q < 4 using an exact result due to Baxter, Temperley and Ashley. It is found that the resulting expression assumes a form which depends on whether π/2-1[(q)/2] is a rational number, and if it is a rational number whether the denominator is an odd integer. Our consideration leads to new summation identities and, for q = 2, a closed-form evaluation of the integral [1/(4π2)] ∫02πdx ∫02πdy ln[A + B + C - A cos x - B cos y - C cos(x + y)] = -(2S) + (2/π)[Ti2(AS) + Ti2(BS) + Ti2(CS)], where A, B, C >=0 and S = 1/AB+BC+CA.
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