Percolation in half-spaces: equality of critical densities and continuity of the percolation probability

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Renormalization arguments are developed and applied to independent nearest-neighbor percolation on various subsets ℕ of ℤd, d≧2, yielding:Equality of the critical densities, pc(ℕ), for ℕ a half-space, quarter-space, etc., and (for d>2) equality with the limit of slab critical densities. Continuity of the phase transition for the half-space, quarter-space, etc.; i.e., vanishing of the percolation probability, θℕ(p), at p=pc(ℕ). Corollaries of these results include uniqueness of the infinite cluster for such ℕ's and sufficiency of the following for proving continuity of the full-space phase transition: showing that percolation in the full-space at density p implies percolation in the half-space at the same density. © 1991 Springer-Verlag.

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Barsky, D. J., Grimmett, G. R., & Newman, C. M. (1991). Percolation in half-spaces: equality of critical densities and continuity of the percolation probability. Probability Theory and Related Fields, 90(1), 111–148. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01321136

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