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Infinite volume limit of the Abelian sandpile model in dimensions d >= 3
Published 2004-08-04, updated 2007-05-24Version 3
We study the Abelian sandpile model on Z^d. In dimensions at least 3 we prove existence of the infinite volume addition operator, almost surely with respect to the infinite volume limit mu of the uniform measures on recurrent configurations. We prove the existence of a Markov process with stationary measure mu, and study ergodic properties of this process. The main techniques we use are a connection between the statistics of waves and uniform two-component spanning trees and results on the uniform spanning tree measure on Z^d.
Comments: First version: LaTeX; 29 pages. Revised version: LaTeX; 29 pages. The main result of the paper has been extended to all dimensions at least 3, with a new and simplyfied proof of finiteness of the two-component spanning tree. Second revision: LaTeX; 32 pages
Journal: Probab. Theory Related Fields 141 (2008), no. 1-2, 181-212
Keywords: abelian sandpile model, dimensions, infinite volume addition operator, infinite volume limit mu, uniform spanning tree measure
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