---------------------------------------------------------------- Abstract: * Cite BU * Models of spatial permutations; onset at critical temperature of long cycles in spite of local jumps. * Conjectures * MCMC/FSS * Results Models of spatial permutations arise in the study of Bose-Einstein condensation. Below a critical temperature, one observes the onset of long permutation cycles in spite of short-distance permutation-jump interactions. Following work of Betz and Ueltschi [cite], we present conjectures for some of these models on the cubic unit lattice, along with results obtained by Markov chain Monte Carlo simulations and finite-size scaling. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Topics: -- REMEMBER: NARRATIVE FLOW -- * It's a math (not physics) conference. * Models with xrefs - non-interacting - N_2 - N_ell; mention cycle weights for BEC not known; intrinsic prb interest - V4: ~PIMC; mess * Appeals of model: - Ease of computation; BBs integrated out. - One can *obtain* an RCM via integrating out BBs from BEC. - Or, one can *declare* an RCM and examine it for its own intrinsic interest. * There are only local jumps at all temperatures of interest (incl. mean/distr of j0len), yet long cycles occur below T_c. Incl. pictures. Show some pictures of this. - Histograms of jump length for a few T's. - Means of jump length - Dot plots of onset of long cycles * Conjectures - Delta T_c for N_2, vs. known continuum case - Delta T_c for N_ell - ell_max / N_I = ell_max / (N f_I) * Winding numbers part 1 * Present GK/GKU Metropolis moves * Winding numbers part 2 - Entropy argument about evens - Mention the band-update algorithm, in analogy with Swendsen-Wang for Ising; low acceptance rate (exp(-L)). * Detailed balance: implementation & theorem * FSS: theory and results - Delta T_c for N_2, vs. known continuum case - Delta T_c for N_ell - ell_max / N_I = ell_max / (N f_I) * Worm ... - Sketch of challenges with it - Crossbow? - Call for ideas * What remains to be done - Continuum positions (Poisson point process); mention Lebowitz, Lenci, and Spohn. - Odd winding numbers, somehow