arXiv · math/0612112
The purpose of this note is to explore some simple relations between loop measures, determinants, and Gaussian Markov fields.
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Yves Le Jan. 2007-09-04. Markov loops, determinants and Gaussian fields. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0612112
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