DiameterTwo #
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The maximal diameter bound for distance-two crossings #
It proves a local scale-induction result e.Ck.indy.hyp and the final union
bound for distance-two paths, delivering conclusion (3) of
l.percolation.bound.general — the maximal diameter bound e.diameter.bound —
for the crossing event whose paths step by two.
The gate constant does not grow #
The distance-two layer is proved under exactly the threshold of the distance-one layer,
16 d exp(40 (1 - b)^{-1}) ≤ T² b
The reason the constant survives is arithmetic, and is worth recording. The step size enters the induction only through
- the union-bound weight
3 ^ (d (k + h + 2))instead of3 ^ (d (k + h + 1))(one extra3 ^ dfrom the wider localisation boxlocBox₂), and - the corresponding
3 ^ (d (k + 2)),3 ^ (d (k + 3))in the final union bound,
whereas the number 3 ^ (h - 3) of separated sites extracted from a long path is
unchanged (LatticeTwo.exists_separated_subpaths₂). In the scalar inequalities
this replaces the hypothesis h + 1 ≤ 3 ^ h by h + 2 ≤ 3 ^ h and the entropy
d (j + h + 1) by d (j + h + 2), both of which are absorbed by the slack
already present at 3 ^ h ≥ 27. No constant in the gate or in the conclusion
moves.
Main definitions #
crossingEvent₂,crossingEvent₂At: the crossing event ofe.diameter.boundwith distance-two paths, at the origin and at an arbitrary base site.
Main results #
measure_clusterEvent₂_le_exp: the inductione.Ck.indy.hyp.measure_crossingEvent₂_le_exp:e.diameter.boundfor distance-two crossings.measure_crossingEvent₂At_le_exp: the same at an arbitrary base site.
References #
- ABK26,
l.percolation.bound.general, Step 3.
An elementary count #
The scalar inequalities driving the induction #
The base case #
The induction #
The induction e.Ck.indy.hyp of ABK26, for distance-two paths.
Under the finite-range independence hypothesis of l.percolation.bound.general
— literally the hypothesis the proved distance-one layer consumes — and the
tail bound e.badevent.upperbound.appendix, every distance-two cluster event
obeys μ(𝒞_k(z)) ≤ exp(-½ T² 3^{b(k-h)}).
The hypotheses, including the threshold 16 d 9^h ≤ T² b, are identical to the
distance-one measure_clusterEvent_le_exp.
The distance-two crossing event #
The event of ABK26 e.diameter.bound with distance-two paths: some
distance-two lattice path from ℤ^d ∩ □_k to ℤ^d \ □_{k+1} has B(z) = ⋃_L B_L(z) occurring at each site.
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Instances For
The union bound of ABK26, for distance-two paths.
The geometric tail over the large scales #
The scalar inequalities of the final union bound #
The distance-two diameter bound #
The maximal diameter bound for distance-two crossings, with the scale h
and the target exponent γ left explicit.
ABK26, l.percolation.bound.general, conclusion (3), e.diameter.bound,
for distance-two crossings.
Hypotheses and constants are identical to the proved distance-one
measure_crossingEvent_le_exp: the threshold 16 d exp(40 (1-b)^{-1}) ≤ T² b
and the conclusion exp(-½ exp(-40 (1-b)^{-1}) T² 3^{bk}) with the same
explicit C = 40.
The distance-two crossing event at an arbitrary base site #
The crossing event of ABK26 e.diameter.bound at an arbitrary base site w,
with distance-two paths.
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Instances For
The reindexing identity. The distance-two crossing event of B at base
site w is the origin-centred distance-two crossing event of the reindexed
family shiftFamily B w.
ABK26, e.diameter.bound, for distance-two crossings at an arbitrary base
site. Identical hypotheses and identical constants as
measure_crossingEvent₂_le_exp; only the centre of the annulus moves.