Morris's infinite-fluctuation conjecture for critical two-dimensional Ising dynamics
Morris's infinite-fluctuation conjecture for critical two-dimensional Ising dynamics
Let be a critical two-dimensional family, meaning that its stable directions intersect every open semicircle and have finite intersection with some semicircle. Start the associated -Ising dynamics from an independent initial configuration with plus-density . Morris's conjecture. Almost surely, every vertex changes state infinitely many times.
This extends the corresponding two-dimensional result for the nearest-neighbour zero-temperature Glauber dynamics to all critical families. The source presents it as conjectural; no proof of the general statement is given there.
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Primary source
Daniel Blanquicett, “Fixation for Two-Dimensional U-ISING and U-VOTER Dynamics”, arXiv:2003.02420 (2020).
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