Lower large deviations for the maximal flow through a domain of R^d in first passage percolation
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Abstract: We consider the standard first passage percolation model in the rescaled graph for , and a domain of boundary in . Let and be two disjoint open subsets of , representing the parts of through which some water can enter and escape from . We investigate the asymptotic behaviour of the flow through a discrete version of between the corresponding discrete sets and . We prove that under some conditions on the regularity of the domain and on the law of the capacity of the edges, the lower large deviations of below a certain constant are of surface order.
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