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Critical values in an anisotropic percolation model Hao Xue EPF - Lausanne (Based on joint work with T. Mountford and M.E. Vares) 23rd EBP - July 2019 1 / 11 Overview Basic model on Z 1+1 Supercritical/ higher dimensions Z d +1 (on going) 2


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Critical values in an anisotropic percolation model

Hao Xue

EPF - Lausanne (Based on joint work with T. Mountford and M.E. Vares)

23rd EBP - July 2019

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Overview

Basic model on Z1+1 Supercritical/ higher dimensions Zd+1 (on going)

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Related works

A model investigated by Fontes, Marchetti, Merola, Presutti, Vares: ±1 spins σ(x, i), x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z s.t.

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Related works

A model investigated by Fontes, Marchetti, Merola, Presutti, Vares: ±1 spins σ(x, i), x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z s.t. ◮ Horizontal interaction with strength γ and range 1/γ: On i-th horizontal level, it follows a Kac potential −1 2Jγ(x, y)σ(x, i)σ(y, i),

  • y=x

Jγ(x, y) = 1, where Jγ = cγγJ(γ(x − y)) and J(r), r ∈ R is smooth and symmetric with support in [−1, 1], J(0) > 0,

J(r)dr = 1, cγ is the

normalization constant that tends to 1 as γ → 0.

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Related works

A model investigated by Fontes, Marchetti, Merola, Presutti, Vares: ±1 spins σ(x, i), x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z s.t. ◮ Horizontal interaction with strength γ and range 1/γ: On i-th horizontal level, it follows a Kac potential −1 2Jγ(x, y)σ(x, i)σ(y, i),

  • y=x

Jγ(x, y) = 1, where Jγ = cγγJ(γ(x − y)) and J(r), r ∈ R is smooth and symmetric with support in [−1, 1], J(0) > 0,

J(r)dr = 1, cγ is the

normalization constant that tends to 1 as γ → 0. ◮ Vertical interaction between nearest neighbours with strength ǫ(γ). −ǫσ(x, i)σ(x, i + 1).

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Related works (cont’d)

Question: How small ǫ is to still observe a phase transition for the anisotropic Ising model (for all γ small)?

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Related works (cont’d)

Question: How small ǫ is to still observe a phase transition for the anisotropic Ising model (for all γ small)? Conjecture ǫ(γ) = κγ2/3.

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Related works (cont’d)

Question: How small ǫ is to still observe a phase transition for the anisotropic Ising model (for all γ small)? Conjecture ǫ(γ) = κγ2/3. Ising ⇒ FK percolation with q = 2: p(v1, v2) = 1 − e−Jγ(x,y)1v1,v2∈Eh − e−2ǫ(γ)1v1,v2∈Ev. FK measure: P(ω) = 1 Z(G, p, q)p|ω|(1 − p)|E\ω|qk(ω).

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Basic model

Graph Z2 = (V , E), V = {(x, i) : x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z}, E = Eh ∪ Ev, s.t.

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Basic model

Graph Z2 = (V , E), V = {(x, i) : x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z}, E = Eh ∪ Ev, s.t. ◮ Horizontal edges Eh = {e = v1, v2 : 1 ≤ |x1 − x2| ≤ N, i1 = i2}. Open probability

λ 2N ; critical case: λ = 1.

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Basic model

Graph Z2 = (V , E), V = {(x, i) : x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z}, E = Eh ∪ Ev, s.t. ◮ Horizontal edges Eh = {e = v1, v2 : 1 ≤ |x1 − x2| ≤ N, i1 = i2}. Open probability

λ 2N ; critical case: λ = 1.

◮ Vertical edges Ev = {e = v1, v2 : x1 = x2, |i1 − i2| = 1}. Open probability ǫ(N) = κN−b.

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Basic model

Graph Z2 = (V , E), V = {(x, i) : x ∈ Z, i ∈ Z}, E = Eh ∪ Ev, s.t. ◮ Horizontal edges Eh = {e = v1, v2 : 1 ≤ |x1 − x2| ≤ N, i1 = i2}. Open probability

λ 2N ; critical case: λ = 1.

◮ Vertical edges Ev = {e = v1, v2 : x1 = x2, |i1 − i2| = 1}. Open probability ǫ(N) = κN−b. ◮ Initial open sites at layer 0: 2N2α on {−N1+α, · · · , 0, · · · , N1+α} with distance N1−α

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Picutre

Figure: Anisotropic percolation on Z2

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Horizontal

Rescale the horizontal space by N1+α and its horizontal time step by N2α

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Horizontal

Rescale the horizontal space by N1+α and its horizontal time step by N2α ◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}.

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Horizontal

Rescale the horizontal space by N1+α and its horizontal time step by N2α ◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}. ◮ ˆ ξk+1(x) =

  • 1

if

j≤k ˆ

ξj(x) = 0 and Nk(x)

w=1 ηw k+1 ≥ 1

  • therwise,

where Nk(x) =

y∼x ˆ

ξk(y), ηw

k+1 i.i.d.

∼ Bernoulli(1/2N).

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Horizontal

Rescale the horizontal space by N1+α and its horizontal time step by N2α ◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}. ◮ ˆ ξk+1(x) =

  • 1

if

j≤k ˆ

ξj(x) = 0 and Nk(x)

w=1 ηw k+1 ≥ 1

  • therwise,

where Nk(x) =

y∼x ˆ

ξk(y), ηw

k+1 i.i.d.

∼ Bernoulli(1/2N). ◮ Approximation of density (Aˆ ξ)(x) =

1 2Nα

  • y∼x ˆ

ξ(y).

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Horizontal

Rescale the horizontal space by N1+α and its horizontal time step by N2α ◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}. ◮ ˆ ξk+1(x) =

  • 1

if

j≤k ˆ

ξj(x) = 0 and Nk(x)

w=1 ηw k+1 ≥ 1

  • therwise,

where Nk(x) =

y∼x ˆ

ξk(y), ηw

k+1 i.i.d.

∼ Bernoulli(1/2N). ◮ Approximation of density (Aˆ ξ)(x) =

1 2Nα

  • y∼x ˆ

ξ(y). ◮ ˆ ξk+1(x) = ˆ ξk(x) + Laplacian + martingale − 1 2N

  • y∼x

ˆ ξk(y)

  • j≤k

ˆ ξj(x)

  • converges when α=1/5

+ Error .

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Heuristics

◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}, (Aˆ ξ)(x) =

1 2Nα

  • y∼x ˆ

ξ(y)

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Heuristics

◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}, (Aˆ ξ)(x) =

1 2Nα

  • y∼x ˆ

ξ(y) ◮ Initially, A(ˆ ξ0) = 1[−1,1], Nα−1 on each site and total number is N2α

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Heuristics

◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}, (Aˆ ξ)(x) =

1 2Nα

  • y∼x ˆ

ξ(y) ◮ Initially, A(ˆ ξ0) = 1[−1,1], Nα−1 on each site and total number is N2α ◮ After N2α steps, dying chance is N3α−1

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Heuristics

◮ ˆ ξn(·) : Z/N1+α → {0, 1}, (Aˆ ξ)(x) =

1 2Nα

  • y∼x ˆ

ξ(y) ◮ Initially, A(ˆ ξ0) = 1[−1,1], Nα−1 on each site and total number is N2α ◮ After N2α steps, dying chance is N3α−1 ◮ Total attrition is N5α−1

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Main result

◮ Ci: cluster at layer i

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Main result

◮ Ci: cluster at layer i ◮ |Ci| ≈ N2α

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Main result

◮ Ci: cluster at layer i ◮ |Ci| ≈ N2α Theorem 1 (Mountford, Vares, X.). The critical value is b = 2/5 (ǫ(N) = κN−b): there exist positive constants C1 and C2 such that for κ < C1, there is no percolation and for κ > C2, the percolation appears.

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Supercritical/ higher dimensions cases (on going)

◮ When λ > 1, d = 1 (horizontal open probability is λ/2N): the critical vertical interaction is ǫ(N) = e−κN.

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Supercritical/ higher dimensions cases (on going)

◮ When λ > 1, d = 1 (horizontal open probability is λ/2N): the critical vertical interaction is ǫ(N) = e−κN. ◮ When λ > 1, d > 1, there always exists a percolation.

◮ What is the probability of a large but finite size cluster?

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Thanks!

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