Indistinguishability of cells for the ideal Poisson Voronoi tessellation

In this note, we resolve a question of D’Achille, Curien, Enriquez, Lyons, and Ünel [ <monospace>arXiv:2303.16831 [math.PR]</monospace> , 2023] by showing that the cells of the ideal Poisson Voronoi tessellation are indistinguishable. This follows from an application of the Howe-Moore theorem and a theorem of Meyerovitch about the nonexistence of thinnings of the Poisson point process. We also give an alternative proof of Meyerovitch’s theorem.

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Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society
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2026-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.1090/proc/17493
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Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Indistinguishability of cells for the ideal Poisson Voronoi tessellation

Sam Mellick
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society
Point processes and geometric inequalities
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Indistinguishability of cells for the ideal Poisson Voronoi tessellation

Sam Mellick
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In this note, we resolve a question of D’Achille, Curien, Enriquez, Lyons, and Ünel [ <monospace>arXiv:2303.16831 [math.PR]</monospace> , 2023] by showing that the cells of the ideal Poisson Voronoi tessellation are indistinguishable. This follows from an application of the Howe-Moore theorem and a theorem of Meyerovitch about the nonexistence of thinnings of the Poisson point process. We also give an alternative proof of Meyerovitch’s theorem.

Proceedings of the American Mathematical SocietyVol. 154(4)
Jagiellonian University (PL)
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Point processes and geometric inequalities
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