A voter model in random environment
The process \(\eta_ t\) representing the voters opinion has the state space \(\{-1, + 1\}^{Z^ d}\). A random configuration of the links between voters is given by the family \((w(x, y))\) for every two voters \(x,y\), where \(w(x,y)\) is allowed to get the values \(+1\) or \(- 1\) with probability \(p\), respectively \(1-p\). The transition is determined by the links configuration as follows: if the present state at \(x\) is \(\eta_ t(x)\), then the next value should be \(+ 1\) or \(- 1\) according to the values \(w(x,y)\) where \(y\) is one of the nearest neighbors of \(x\) randomly chosen. The study concerns with the ergodicity of the process \(\eta_ t\).
- Renormalization of the voter model in equilibrium
- On the surviving probability of an annihilating branching process and application to a nonlinear voter model.
- Ergodic behaviour of ``signed voter models
- Passage time from four to two blocks of opinions in the voter model and walks in the quarter plane
- Chaotic time dependence in a disordered spin system
- Evolving voter model on dense random graphs
- Voter models with heterozygosity selection
- The estimation of the boundary for the survival probability of the voter model in a binary random environment
- Stationary Distribution for a Majority Voter Model
- A mixture of the exclusion process and the voter model
- Voter model in a random environment in \(\mathbb{Z}^d\)
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