The Expected Perimeter in Eden and Related Growth Processes
Gabriel Bouch

TL;DR
This paper investigates the expected perimeter in Eden growth processes and related models, providing bounds and contrasting behaviors through theoretical analysis and previous results in percolation and statistical mechanics.
Contribution
It establishes an upper bound on the expected perimeter in Eden growth processes and demonstrates that certain lattice animal growth histories do not follow this bound.
Findings
Upper bound on expected perimeter in Eden growth processes
Contrasting perimeter behavior in different growth histories
Insights into lattice animal growth in statistical mechanics
Abstract
Following Richardson and using results of Kesten on First-passage percolation, we obtain an upper bound on the expected perimeter in an Eden Growth Process. Using results of the author from a problem in Statistical Mechanics, we show that the average perimeter of the lattice animals resulting from a very natural family of "growth histories" does not obey a similar bound.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStochastic processes and statistical mechanics · Theoretical and Computational Physics · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
