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Supercritical case of the upper-bound conjecture for chemical distance
Supercritical upper-bound conjecture. The displayed limsup is finite.
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Finiteness conjecture for the directional chemical-distance constant
Finiteness conjecture. The corresponding directional limit should be finite (on the connected subsequence when nearest-neighbor bonds are not forced to exist).
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Hirsch's linear lower-bound conjecture for chemical distances in the Boolean model
The Boolean model is the weight-dependent random connection model with , , and : each vertex has an independent Pareto-distributed radius with tail…
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Berger's linear upper-bound conjecture for chemical distances
Let , let be a long-range percolation kernel with decay exponent , and let denote the chemical distance between and . In the su…
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Low-intensity Euclidean geometry conjecture for random interlacements
Low-intensity Euclidean geometry conjecture. As , the geometry of converges to Euclidean geometry; equivalently, , after the appropriate scaling, conve…
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Uniqueness and conformal covariance of the CLE chemical distance metric
Let be a conformal loop ensemble with simple loops, for , in a simply connected domain , and let be its carpet. For…
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Small-intensity scaling conjecture for finitary random interlacements
Small-intensity scaling conjecture. The iterated limit
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Procaccia–Ye–Zhang's chemical-distance conjecture for finitary random interlacements
Procaccia–Ye–Zhang's conjecture. The chemical distance in has the same order as the -distance, in the sense established for supercritical Bernoulli percolat…
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Finitary random-interlacement chemical distance converges to the random-interlacement chemical distance
Fix . Let and denote the internal graph distances in finitary random interlacements (FRI) and random i…
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Sharp covering-decay conjecture for short paths
Sharp covering-decay conjecture. There are an and a such that, for every and every such path satisfying ,
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Linear chemical distances in scale-free Gilbert graphs
Let be the scale-free Gilbert graph on the point set in the torus , let , and let denote the closest point…