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Monotonicity of random-cluster critical probability in cluster weight
(
q
1
≤
q
2
⟹
p
c
(
q
1
)
≤
p
c
(
q
2
)
)
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Random-cluster critical probability
2026-10-07
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The finite-
volume
random-cluster weight monotonicity
passes to consistently wired or
free
infinite-
volume
measures
for finite increasing connection
events
. Decreasing these
events
to origin-to-
infinity
connectivity yields
θ
(
p
,
q
1
)
≥
θ
(
p
,
q
2
)
for
q
1
≤
q
2
. The corresponding supercritical
parameter
sets
are nested, and hence
p
c
(
q
1
)
≤
p
c
(
q
2
)
.
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