Unique escape-weighted measure conjecture for infinite self-avoiding walk

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Let μ\mu be the connective constant, let SAWk\operatorname{SAW}_k be the set of self-avoiding paths of length kk, and write η escapes ζ\eta\text{ escapes }\zeta for the event that the infinite path η\eta avoids the finite path ζ\zeta after the relevant initial segment. Unique escape-weighted measure conjecture. There exists a unique probability measure PP on infinite paths such that, for every kk and every ζSAWk\zeta\in\operatorname{SAW}_k,

P(η[0,k]=ζ)=μkP(η escapes ζ).P(\eta[0,k]=\zeta)=\mu^{-k}P(\eta\text{ escapes }\zeta).

The paper presents this as a slight alteration of the symmetric domain Markov property conjecture. Its resolution is not given in the supplied text.

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Maarten Markering, “Two-sided infinite self-avoiding walk in high dimensions”, arXiv:2410.01507 (2024).

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