Equivalence of zero entropy and the Liouville property for stationary random graphs
Matias Carrasco Piaggio, Pablo Lessa

TL;DR
This paper establishes a connection between zero entropy and the Liouville property in stationary random graphs, showing that positive entropy implies a rich structure of harmonic functions under certain conditions.
Contribution
It proves that stationary random graphs with positive entropy and growth conditions have an infinite-dimensional space of bounded harmonic functions, linking entropy to harmonic analysis.
Findings
Positive entropy implies infinite-dimensional harmonic functions.
Applications demonstrated for random planar triangulations and Delaunay graphs.
Growth conditions are crucial for the main results.
Abstract
We prove that any stationary random graph satisfying a growth condition and having positive entropy almost surely admits an infinite dimensional space of bounded harmonic functions. Applications to random infinite planar triangulations and Delaunay graphs are given.
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