The Manna model relation between stationary, transition and threshold densities

Consider the Manna model on Z\mathbb Z. Let ρs\rho_s be its stationary density, let ρtr\rho_{tr} be the transition density identified by the change in the long-time toppling behavior, and let ρth\rho_{th} be the threshold density for stabilization. Manna density-relation conjecture. The three densities satisfy

ρs=ρtrρth=1.\rho_s=\rho_{tr}\neq\rho_{th}=1.

The conjecture is motivated by the observed quasi-stationary state of the fixed-energy Manna model and by numerical findings indicating that ρtr\rho_{tr} is strictly below 11, whereas stabilization eventually occurs at the threshold density. The relation differs from the behavior established for the other models discussed in the source.

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Anne Fey and Ronald Meester, “Critical densities in sandpile models with quenched or annealed disorder”, arXiv:1211.4760 (2012).

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