Abstract
We review the Baxter model, the hard hexagon model and their multistate generalizations from a point of view that stresses the connection with modular functions and additive number theory. It is shown, for example, that various physical quantities in the hard hexagon model are all expressible in terms of modular functions. The use of Rogers-Ramanujan type identities in solvable models is also reviewed.
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