Tightness conjecture for the systole of high-genus quadrangulations

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Let q(n)q^{(n)} be the random uniform high-genus quadrangulation, and let syst(q(n))\operatorname{syst}(q^{(n)}) denote the size of its shortest non-contractible cycle. Systole tightness conjecture.

limMlim supnP(syst(q(n))>M)=0.\lim_{M\to\infty}\limsup_{n\to\infty}\mathbb{P}\bigl(\operatorname{syst}(q^{(n)})>M\bigr)=0.

The paper notes that the systole equals 22 with positive probability asymptotically and conjectures, in accordance with continuous models, that it remains bounded in probability; the precise limiting behavior is open.

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Baptiste Louf, “Planarity and non-separating cycles in uniform high genus quadrangulations”, arXiv:2012.06512 (2022).

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