Explosive percolation on a scale-free multifractal weighted planar stochastic lattice

Physical Review. E
M M Rahman, M K Hassan

Abstract

In this article, we investigate explosive bond percolation (EBP) with the product rule, formally known as the Achlioptas process, on a scale-free multifractal weighted planar stochastic lattice. One of the key features of the EBP transition is the delay, compared to the corresponding random bond percolation (RBP), in the onset of the spanning cluster. However, when it happens, it happens so dramatically that initially it was believed, although ultimately proved wrong, that explosive percolation (EP) exhibits a first-order transition. In the case of EP, much effort has been devoted to resolving the issue of its order of transition and almost no effort has been devoted to finding the critical point, critical exponents, etc., to classify it into universality classes. This is in sharp contrast to the situation for classical random percolation. We do not even know all the exponents of EP for a regular planar lattice or for an Erdös-Renyi network. We first find the critical point p_{c} numerically and then obtain all the critical exponents, β, γ, and ν, as well as the Fisher exponent τ and the fractal dimension d_{f} of the spanning cluster. We also compare our results for EBP with those for RBP and find that all the exponents of EBP...Continue Reading

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