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摘要
用$d \geq 2$考虑$\mathbb{Z}^d$上的关键站点渗透。Cerf(2015)指出,从Aizenman, Kesten and Newman(1987)和Gandolfi, Grimmett and Russo(1988)的经典作品中可以得到双臂指数至少为$1/2$。Cerf的论文稍微改进了这个下界。除了$d=2$和高的$d$,到目前为止,在文献中似乎没有这个指数的上界(甚至没有隐含)。我们表明,距离- $n$双臂概率至少为$c n^{-(d^2 + 4 d -2)}$ ($c >0$是一个取决于$d$的常数),从而给出上述指数的上界$d^2 + 4 d -2$。
An upper bound on the two-arms exponent for critical percolation on Zd
Consider critical site percolation on $\mathbb{Z}^d$ with $d \geq 2$. Cerf (2015) pointed out that from classical work by Aizenman, Kesten and Newman (1987) and Gandolfi, Grimmett and Russo (1988) one can obtain that the two-arms exponent is at least $1/2$. The paper by Cerf slightly improves that lower bound.
Except for $d=2$ and for high $d$, no upper bound for this exponent seems to be known in the literature so far (not even implicity). We show that the distance-$n$ two-arms probability is at least $c n^{-(d^2 + 4 d -2)}$ (with $c >0$ a constant which depends on $d$), thus giving an upper bound $d^2 + 4 d -2$ for the above mentioned exponent.