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Widths of crossings in Poisson Boolean percolation

Ioan Manolescu, Leonardo V. Santoro

21/11/22 Published in : arXiv:2211.11661

We answer the following question: if the occupied (or vacant) set of a planar Poisson Boolean percolation model does contain a crossing of an n\times n square, how wide is this crossing? The answer depends on the whether we consider the critical, sub- or super-critical regime, and is different for the occupied and vacant sets.

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