The critical bias ratio conjecture for the square lattice

Let ρ(Z2)\rho(\mathbb{Z}^2) denote the critical bias ratio of the Maker–Breaker percolation game on the square lattice.

Critical bias ratio conjecture.

ρ(Z2)=1.\rho(\mathbb{Z}^2)=1.

This is motivated by the heuristic that Maker claims a proportion 1/(1+ρ)1/(1+\rho) of the edges and therefore behaves like bond percolation with parameter p=1/(1+ρ)p=1/(1+\rho); since pc(Z2)=1/2p_{\operatorname{c}}(\mathbb{Z}^2)=1/2, the threshold should occur at ρ=1\rho=1.

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Vojtěch Dvořák, Adva Mond and Victor Souza, “The Maker-Breaker percolation game on a random board”, arXiv:2402.17547 (2024).

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