Geometry of large Boltzmann outerplanar maps
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Abstract: We study the phase diagram of random outerplanar maps sampled according to non-negative Boltzmann weights that are assigned to each face of a map. We prove that for certain choices of weights the map looks like a rescaled version of its boundary when its number of vertices tends to infinity. The Boltzmann outerplanar maps are then shown to converge in the Gromov-Hausdorff sense towards the -stable looptree introduced by Curien and Kortchemski (2014), with the parameter depending on the specific weight-sequence. This allows us to describe the transition of the asymptotic geometric shape from a deterministic circle to the Brownian tree.
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- Brownian motion on stable looptrees
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- Infinite stable looptrees
- The boundary of random planar maps via looptrees
- Geometry of infinite planar maps with high degrees
- The scaling limit of random outerplanar maps
- Scaling limits of random outerplanar maps with independent link-weights
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