Threshold 2 contact processes on homogeneous trees
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Abstract: We study the threshold contact process on a homogeneous tree of degree , with infection parameter and started from a product measure with density . The corresponding mean-field model displays a discontinuous transition at a critical point and for it survives iff , where this critical density satisfies , . For large , we show that the process on has a qualitatively similar behavior when is small, including the behavior at and close to the critical point . In contrast, for large the behavior of the process on is qualitatively distinct from that of the mean-field model in that the critical density has . We also show that , where , , and .
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