Christina Meng Yale University Department of Mathematics
Recent work by Douglas, Kenyon, Ovenhouse and Shi studies \boldn-multiwebs. This new family of objects encompasses dimer covers and double dimer covers, which constitute the special cases where \boldn≡1 and \boldn≡2, respectively. In this broader setting there are nice extensions of classical results, such as a generalized Kasteleyn determinant formula which counts \boldn-multiwebs weighted by their web-traces. I will survey these results and present some interesting applications.