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Typical cluster size for two-dimensional percolation processes

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The typical cluster size for two-dimensional percolation models is discussed. It is shown that, forW 0={xɛZ 2∶0→x}, [−lim n→∞(1/n) logP p (∣W 0∣=n)]−1≈∣pp c Δ aspp c , provided thatE p (∣W 02)/E p (∣W 0∣)≈∣pP c Δ aspp c . Furthermore, we introduce a new quantityf s (p), which may be thought of as the singular part of the free energy, and show thatf s (p)≈¦pp c ¦2v provided that the correlation length ≈¦pp c ¦v aspp c .

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Nguyen, B.G. Typical cluster size for two-dimensional percolation processes. J Stat Phys 50, 715–726 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01026497

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