Conjecture on null boundaries of limiting colored regions

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Let tt be a time, let Ξt\Xi_{\le t} be the set of particles arriving by time tt, and let A(t,ξ)A(t,\xi) denote the measurable region associated with ξΞt\xi\in\Xi_{\le t}. The regions are defined only up to Lebesgue-null sets. Null-boundary conjecture. For each tt one can identify the regions {A(t,ξ): ξΞt}\{A(t,\xi):\ \xi\in\Xi_{\le t}\} so that the topological boundary of each region has Lebesgue measure zero. This would provide a natural topological representative for each limiting colored region and make questions about membership of points in regions well posed.

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David J. Aldous, “Random partitions of the plane via Poissonian coloring, and a self-similar process of coalescing planar partitions”, arXiv:1701.00131 (2016).

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