For translation-invariant independent bond percolation with finite percolation susceptibility , the BK inequality gives for , with . Prune a connecting open tree for the labelled vertices, suppress unmarked degree-two vertices, and split higher branching into binary branching with zero-length connections. There are binary tree topologies and connections. The connections have disjoint bond witnesses, so the BK inequality bounds their joint probability by a product of two-point connection probabilities. Summing successive leaves contributes for each connection. Since , this proves for . Finite percolation susceptibility therefore gives an exponential cluster-volume tail.
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