Wetting Transition on Trees I: Percolation With Clustering

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Auteurs principaux: Cortines, Aser, Harel, Itamar, Ioffe, Dmitry, Louidor, Oren
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author Cortines, Aser
Harel, Itamar
Ioffe, Dmitry
Louidor, Oren
author_facet Cortines, Aser
Harel, Itamar
Ioffe, Dmitry
Louidor, Oren
contents A new ``Percolation with Clustering'' (PWC) model is introduced, where (the probabilities of) site percolation configurations on the leaf set of a binary tree are rewarded exponentially according to a generic function, which measures the degree of clustering in the configuration. Conditions on such ``clustering function'' are given for the existence of a limiting free energy and a wetting transition, namely the existence of a non-trivial percolation parameter threshold above and only above which the set of ``dry'' (open) sites have an asymptotic density. Several examples of clustering functions are given and studied using the general theory. The results here will be used in a sequel paper to study the wetting transition for the discrete Gaussian free field on the tree subject to a hard wall constraint.
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spellingShingle Wetting Transition on Trees I: Percolation With Clustering
Cortines, Aser
Harel, Itamar
Ioffe, Dmitry
Louidor, Oren
Probability
Mathematical Physics
82B41, 82B26, 82B05
A new ``Percolation with Clustering'' (PWC) model is introduced, where (the probabilities of) site percolation configurations on the leaf set of a binary tree are rewarded exponentially according to a generic function, which measures the degree of clustering in the configuration. Conditions on such ``clustering function'' are given for the existence of a limiting free energy and a wetting transition, namely the existence of a non-trivial percolation parameter threshold above and only above which the set of ``dry'' (open) sites have an asymptotic density. Several examples of clustering functions are given and studied using the general theory. The results here will be used in a sequel paper to study the wetting transition for the discrete Gaussian free field on the tree subject to a hard wall constraint.
title Wetting Transition on Trees I: Percolation With Clustering
topic Probability
Mathematical Physics
82B41, 82B26, 82B05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.13551