The 0-1 law for uniformly repetitive rhombus tilings

Let G=(V,E)G=(V,E) be the adjacency graph of a uniformly repetitive (or uniformly recurrent) rhombus tiling. Let FF be a percolation process, monotone and freezing, on configurations 0,1V{0,1}^V. Let I{0,1}VI\subset \{0,1\}^V be the set of invading configurations for FF, and let μ\mu be a Bernoulli measure. The 0-1 law conjecture.

μ(I){0,1}.\mu(I)\in\{0,1\}.

This conjecture proposes that invasion events for monotone freezing percolation processes on sufficiently regular rhombus tilings obey a zero-one law, despite the failure of such laws for arbitrary rhombus tilings and percolation processes. Its resolution is left open in the source.

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S Esnay, V Lutfalla and G Theyssier, “Bootstrap percolation on rhombus tilings”, arXiv:2409.02520 (2024).

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