Abstract
A lattice model of random self-affine surfaces is derived using the inverse order of applying the six-vertex model. The well-argued simplification of such an approach results in the four-vertex model. The high numerical efficiency of the four-vertex model is demonstrated by calculating the fractal dimension of contour loops (isolines) of fractional Brownian surfaces as the function of the roughness exponent.
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