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Negative Correlations for Forests and the $q<1$ Random Cluster Model
We study negative edge correlation for two well-known models in statistical physics, the arboreal gas and the $q < 1$ random-cluster model. We show that after the edges $e$ and $f$ are removed, their Rayleigh difference is a crossing contribution minus the covariance of two endpoint-connectivity eve
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