The isotropy conjecture for stitchings of lattices
The isotropy conjecture for stitchings of lattices
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Consider a graph obtained by a non-trivial stitching of the lattices and . Stitching isotropy conjecture. Any such graph is an isotropic graph. If true, this would provide a broad family of examples of isotropic graphs and support the paper's scaling-limit framework for nonuniformly stitched lattices. The paper does not prove the assertion in general.
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Gady Kozma, “The scaling limit of loop-erased random walk in three dimensions”, arXiv:math/0508344 (2005).
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