Critical Pool-model linear-growth conjecture

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Let Et\mathcal{E}_t denote the pool radius or size at time tt in the Pool model, and let λ\lambda be the particle density. Critical Pool-model linear-growth conjecture. At the critical density λ=1\lambda=1, there exists ξ>0\xi>0 such that

lim⁡t→∞Ett=ξ\lim_{t\to\infty}\frac{\mathcal{E}_t}{t}=\xi

almost surely. The theorem in the paper gives growth faster than every sublinear power at criticality, while the available upper bound is much weaker; the conjectured positive linear speed remains open.

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Zhenhao Cai, Eviatar B. Procaccia and Yuan Zhang, “Pool model: a mass preserving multi particle aggregation process”, arXiv:2604.14851 (2026).

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