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LeanPool.Superdiffusion.Algsuperdiff.Section5.Percolation.Geodesic

Geodesic #

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Synchronous lattice geodesics #

This file defines the graph of sup-adjacent lattice sites and the synchronous geodesic between two sites: an adjacency path whose length is the sup distance and which stays inside every centered triadic cube containing both endpoints.

The simple graph whose edges are sup-adjacent lattice sites.

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    The point reached after n synchronous sup-geodesic steps from x toward y.

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      Every point of the synchronous geodesic between two cube sites remains in the same cube.

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      The synchronous geodesic begins at its first endpoint.

      After the sup distance many steps, the synchronous geodesic has reached its second endpoint.

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      The synchronous geodesic has one more vertex than the sup distance.

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      The synchronous geodesic starts at x.

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      The synchronous geodesic ends at y.

      theorem Algsuperdiff.Section5.Percolation.adj_geodesicPoint_succ {d : ℕ} (x y : Site d) {n : ℕ} (hn : n < siteDist x y) :
      Adj (geodesicPoint x y n) (geodesicPoint x y (n + 1))

      Consecutive synchronous geodesic points are sup-adjacent until the second endpoint is reached.

      The synchronous geodesic is a lattice path.

      Every vertex of a geodesic between two sites of one triadic cube belongs to that cube.

      The sup distance between two sites of one scale-L cube is at most 3^L.