Chemical distances and k-point functions in high-dimensional percolation
Probability Seminar
22nd May 2026, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Fry Building, Fry 2.04
In 1984, Aizenman and Newman conjectured that k-point functions in high-dimensional critical percolation should behave as "simple combinations of the two-point function" governed by tree diagrams resembling those of a phi^3 field theory. We prove this conjecture. We also establish an asymptotic distributional law for the intrinsic or "chemical" distance in large critical clusters.
Organisers: Edward Crane, Luke Turvey

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