There is no stationary cyclically monotone Poisson matching in 2d
Martin Huesmann, Francesco Mattesini, Felix Otto

TL;DR
This paper proves that in two-dimensional space, there is no stationary cyclically monotone matching between two independent Poisson processes, using harmonic approximation and martingale techniques.
Contribution
It establishes a non-existence result for stationary cyclically monotone Poisson matchings in 2D, providing a new proof with martingale methods.
Findings
No stationary cyclically monotone matching exists in 2D for independent Poisson processes.
The proof combines harmonic approximation with local asymptotics.
A new self-contained proof using martingale arguments is provided.
Abstract
We show that there is no cyclically monotone stationary matching of two independent Poisson processes in dimension . The proof combines the harmonic approximation result from \cite{GHO} with local asymptotics for the two-dimensional matching problem for which we give a new self-contained proof using martingale arguments.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRandom Matrices and Applications · Markov Chains and Monte Carlo Methods · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
