Shape theorem and surface fluctuation for Poisson cylinders
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Abstract: In this work, we prove a shape theorem for Poisson cylinders and give a power law bound on surface fluctuations. We prove that for any , conditioned on the origin being in the set of cylinders, every point in this set, whose Euclidean norm is less than , lies at an internal distance less than from the origin.
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