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Exponential one-arm decay from finite susceptibility (χ(p)<∞ ⟹ gn​≤e−cn)

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The percolation susceptibility is χ(p)=1+∑m≥1​∑y∈∂Λm​​τp​(0,y). Finiteness gives a boundary sum a<1. The weighted BK boundary-splitting estimate then gives gk​≤a⌊k/m⌋. The strict bound g1​=1−(1−p)2d<1 absorbs the finitely many smaller radii into a positive exponential rate with unit prefactor. At p=0, all positive-radius connection probabilities are zero.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2014 / iii / Paper 28 / 2 / Solution

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