Expansion of the critical intensity for the random connection model

Abstract We derive an asymptotic expansion for the critical percolation density of the random connection model as the dimension of the encapsulating space tends to infinity. We calculate rigorously the first expansion terms for the Gilbert disk model, the hyper-cubic model, the Gaussian connection kernel, and a coordinate-wise Cauchy kernel.

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Combinatorics Probability Computing
Published
2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0963548324000270
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Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
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Expansion of the critical intensity for the random connection model

Markus Heydenreich, Matthew Dickson
Combinatorics Probability Computing
Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
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Expansion of the critical intensity for the random connection model

Markus Heydenreich, Matthew Dickson
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Abstract We derive an asymptotic expansion for the critical percolation density of the random connection model as the dimension of the encapsulating space tends to infinity. We calculate rigorously the first expansion terms for the Gilbert disk model, the hyper-cubic model, the Gaussian connection kernel, and a coordinate-wise Cauchy kernel.

Combinatorics Probability ComputingVol. 34(2)
University of British Columbia (CA), University of Augsburg (DE)
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
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