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Figure 1: Paths with and without the wall, for L = 20.
Figure 2: Three possible transitions, with the corresponding rates, for the model without thewall.
Table 1: Rough summary of spectral gap and mixing time bounds. All the entries in the tablehave to be understood as valid up to multiplicative constants independent of L
Figure 3: The square D and the area BD(η) for a given path η ∈ Ω+L.
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