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>>16126022
>I don't want a single one left alive. Absolute total bedbug death. Bonus points if their death is painful.

>>15881088

Finding the adjacency matrix is trivial. The next step is probably trivial if you know how to do it, but I don't. I'd look in Predrag's Chaos book where he has a bunch of similar things set up as Markov chains, which are just graphs with directionality between nodes. The third one is like a QFT propagator on a field defined at a discrete set of points, and it's not hard. I forget the relationship between the generator and the propagator, but it's pretty basic. I think the generator is the J in a the propagator's integral Z=\int e{-i/2 x^2 + Jx}, and if it's not, it's something like that. In fact, the second one can probably be solved with a Feynman diagram-like method. The fourth one is a trivial extension of the third one with i=1 and j=3.

Holy war.

This seems like a good idea to me.