Bootstrap Percolation on Random Graphs
summary
Proves an explicit formula for the critical initial size a_c for r-threshold bootstrap percolation on G(n,p) when n^{-1} << p << n^{-1/r}, shows the critical window has width ~sqrt(a_c), and upgrades “with high probability” to an exponential failure bound (failure ≲ exp(−const · Ω^2/t0)). Proof combines a refined martingale concentration for the early/subcritical phase, a giant-component emergence in a related r−1-neighbor subgraph, and Chernoff-type estimates to grow that giant to size n, all with concrete parameter dependencies.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30What is Percolation
- 1:26Populational Graph
- 13:43Critical
- 15:54High Probability
- 24:01Proof
- 26:32Whiteboard
- 31:18Martingale
- 33:43Total Ordering
- 35:53Subcritical
- 36:43Supercritical
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