Identity Characterization

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Abstract

In this chapter we will present the derivation of an Explicit formula for the Identity configuration of the Abelian Sandpile Model in a particular directed lattice, the Pseudo-Manhattan lattice, that is known in literature also under the name of F-lattice [1]. This is the first explicit characterization of an Identity configuration for the ASM.

Keywords

Elementary Divisor External Face Burning Test Filling Number Planar Embedding 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.LIP6 - (Université Paris 6) UPMCParis Cedex 05France

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