On the concentration and the convergence rate with a moment condition in first passage percolation
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Abstract: We consider the first passage percolation model on the lattice. In this model, we assign independently to each edge a non-negative passage time with a common distribution . Let be the passage time from the origin to . Under the exponential tail assumption, Kesten (1993) and Talagrand (1995) investigated the concentration of from its mean using different methods. With this concentration and the exponential tail assumption, Alexander gave an estimate for the convergence rate for . In this paper, focusing on a moment condition, we reinvestigate the concentration and the convergence rate for using a special martingale structure.
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