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M. Charles Balthazar08/06/2021 15:30
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Léo Gayral (Université de Toulouse)08/06/2021 15:55
we introduce a noisy framework for SFTs, allowing some amount of forbidden patterns to appear. Using the Besicovitch distance, which permits a global comparison of configurations, we then study the closeness of noisy measures to non-noisy ones as the amount of noise goes to 0. Our first main result is the full classification of the (in)stability in the one-dimensional case. Our second main...
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Khaydar Nurligareev (Université Paris 13)08/06/2021 16:20
There are a number of combinatorial structures that admit a notion of connectivity, including graphs
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as the most commonly used example. We are interested in the probability that a random labeled object
is connected, as its size tends to in?nity. We will show that the asymptotics for these probabilities can
be obtained in a common manner and that asymptotic coe?cients have a combinatorial... -
Sacha Huriot (ENS Paris Scalay)08/06/2021 16:45
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Julien Esnay (ENS-Lyon)09/06/2021 09:00
The Cayley graph of a group is a way to visualize its structure as a graph. A Subshift of Finite Type (SFT) on a group is the set of all the colorings of the Cayley graph that use a given finite number of colors and respect a given finite number of adjacency rules between colored vertices. Initially studied on $\mathbb{Z}$ as tilings of the biinfinite line with dominoes, the notion was...
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Anaïs Barthoulot (Orange)09/06/2021 09:25
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Dr Mélodie Andrieu-Estevez (Institut de Mathématiques de Marseille)10/06/2021 09:30