Abstract
We revisit Kesten's argument for the upper bound on the growth rate of
DLA. We are able to make the argument robust enough so that it applies
to many graphs, where only control of the heat kernel is required. We
apply this to many examples including transitive graphs of polynomial
growth, graphs of exponential growth, non-amenable graphs,
super-critical percolation on Z^d, high dimensional pre-Sierpinski
carpets. We also observe that a careful analysis shows that Kesten's
original bound on Z^3 can be improved from t^{2/3} to (t log t)^{1/2} .
Original language | English GB |
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Publisher | arXiv:1705.06095 [math.PR] |
State | Published - 1 May 2017 |
Keywords
- Mathematics - Probability
- Mathematical Physics