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OpenAI · 223-06 · 2026-10-05 · Probability and statistical mechanics

Conformal Limits of Critical Square-Lattice Random-Cluster Interfaces

preprints/Conformal-Limits-of-Critical-Square-Lattice-Random-Cluster-Interfaces-October-5-2026

Family 223. Conformal limits of square-lattice random-cluster interfaces.

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Proves chordal limits for critical square-lattice random-cluster interfaces for , with : bounded Jordan domains are allowed for , and smooth Jordan domains for , under the stated marked-boundary approximations. For , complete nested plane loops converge to .

For every fixed , critical square-lattice random-cluster Dobrushin interfaces converge to chordal , where , and the complete nested plane loop collections converge to whole-plane . The results hold under uniform marked Jordan boundary approximation and retain loop multiplicities and traversals. At q = 1 we obtain Cardy's formula for square-lattice bond percolation with free boundary edges.

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