The mean-field conjecture for cell-wise first-wave critical exponents

Let Γ\Gamma be an infinite dd-regular tree, and let Γ\Gamma' be a graph quasi-isometric to Γ\Gamma, including a decoration of Γ\Gamma. The cell-wise first-wave critical exponent is the power-law exponent for the number of cells that topple in the first wave of an avalanche. Cell-wise first-wave mean-field conjecture. The cell-wise first-wave critical exponent of Γ\Gamma' equals the first-wave critical exponent of Γ\Gamma, namely 32\frac{3}{2}. This is a proposed analogue of the critical-exponent conjecture that is more tractable for decorated trees; the paper proves the value for the expanded cactus but leaves the general quasi-isometric case open.

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Gregory Gauthier, “Avalanche dynamics of the Abelian sandpile model on the expanded cactus graph”, arXiv:1110.6263 (2012).

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