Lower bound for the escape probability in the Lorentz mirror model on Z^2
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Abstract: We show that in the Lorentz mirror model, at any density of mirrors, the probability of a particle starting at the origin to reach distance n is at least 1/(2n+1).
The authors refer to the Lorentz mirror model and consider the event that a ray of light starting from the origin reaches the square \((-n,n)(-n,n)\). It is shown that its probability is larger than \(1/(2n+1)\).
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