A SHAPE THEOREM FOR RIEMANNIAN FIRST-PASSAGE PERCOLATION
Tom LaGatta, Jan Wehr
Abstract
Tom LaGatta, Jan Wehr
Abstract
Abstract. Riemannian first-passage percolation (FPP) is a continuum analogue of standard FPP on the lattice, where the discrete passage times of standard FPP are replaced by a random Riemannian metric. We prove a shape theorem for this model— that balls in this metric grow linearly in time—and from this conclude that the metric is complete. 1.
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Abstract. Riemannian first-passage percolation (FPP) is a continuum analogue of standard FPP on the lattice, where the discrete passage times of standard FPP are replaced by a random Riemannian metric. We prove a shape theorem for this model— that balls in this metric grow linearly in time—and from this conclude that the metric is complete. 1.
Key concepts: Fundamental theorem of Riemannian geometry, Mathematics, Riemannian geometry, Information geometry, Percolation (cognitive psychology), Metric (unit), Statistical manifold, Riemannian manifold