Towards Understanding the Complexity of the Ising Partition Function

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Martin Loebl, Charles University
The Classification Program of Counting Complexity
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/martin-loebl-2016-03-30



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computer science
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Counting Complexity and Phase Transitions
Martin Loebl