Long-range contact process and percolation on a random lattice

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Autori principali: Gomes, Pablo A., de Lima, Bernardo N. B.
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author Gomes, Pablo A.
de Lima, Bernardo N. B.
author_facet Gomes, Pablo A.
de Lima, Bernardo N. B.
contents We study the phase transition phenomena for long-range oriented percolation and contact process. We studied a contact process in which the range of each vertex are independent, updated dynamically and given by some distribution $N$. We also study an analogous oriented percolation model on the hyper-cubic lattice, here there is a special direction where long-range oriented bonds are allowed; the range of all vertices are given by an i.i.d. sequence of random variables with common distribution $N$. For both models, we prove some results about the existence of a phase transition in terms of the distribution $N$.
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spellingShingle Long-range contact process and percolation on a random lattice
Gomes, Pablo A.
de Lima, Bernardo N. B.
Probability
60K35, 82B43
We study the phase transition phenomena for long-range oriented percolation and contact process. We studied a contact process in which the range of each vertex are independent, updated dynamically and given by some distribution $N$. We also study an analogous oriented percolation model on the hyper-cubic lattice, here there is a special direction where long-range oriented bonds are allowed; the range of all vertices are given by an i.i.d. sequence of random variables with common distribution $N$. For both models, we prove some results about the existence of a phase transition in terms of the distribution $N$.
title Long-range contact process and percolation on a random lattice
topic Probability
60K35, 82B43
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2108.13531