On this page I put various simulations of models I encounter in my research. On request, I will send python notebooks, but they are quite messy.
Three samples from a loop-erased random walk on a hexagon-shaped piece of a directed triangular lattice with side-length 500. On the right the drift is zero, and therefore this is an approximation of SLE_2, the two walks on the right have a small and a large drift to the right respectively and are therefore approximations of drifted SLE_2.
One sample from a dimer measure together with it's primal and dual Temperley trees on the left and the corresponding lozenge tiling on the right.
A uniform spanning tree generated with Wilson's algorithm, with several marked branches. Each of the branches is approximately an SLE_2 to the boundary.
Simulations of the stochastic six vertex model, made together with Hindy Drillick, based on code from Leonid Petrov, which can be found at: https://github.com/lenis2000/simulations
From left to right:
A simulation of the multispecies stochastic six vertex model on a 400x400 square, where on each position there is an incoming particle with a unique class, in ascending order. Each pixel is colored with a color corresponding to the class of the outcoming arrow to the right at that vertex. The parameters are b1=0.2 and b2=0.7
With the same parameters and classes on a 800x800 square, the trace of the 25 particles starting closest to the origin.
4000 Simulations of the angles of the trajectories of the two particles closest to the origin on a 300x300 square with b1=0.1 and b2=0.8