
arXiv: 2101.06207
We refine previous results concerning the Renewal Contact Processes. We significantly widen the family of distributions for the interarrival times for which the critical value can be shown to be strictly positive. The result now holds for any dimension $d \ge 1$ and requires only a moment condition slightly stronger than finite first moment. For heavy-tailed interarrival times, we prove a Complete Convergence Theorem and examine when the contact process, conditioned on survival, can be asymptotically predicted knowing the renewal processes. We close with an example of distribution attracted to a stable law of index 1 for which the critical value vanishes.
40 pages, 4 figures; improved arguments throughout; added remarks on previous results of the authors', published elsewhere, extending them
percolation, renewal process, contact process, Probability (math.PR), Renewal theory, FOS: Mathematics, Percolation, Interacting random processes; statistical mechanics type models; percolation theory, 60K35, 60K05, 82B43, Probability
percolation, renewal process, contact process, Probability (math.PR), Renewal theory, FOS: Mathematics, Percolation, Interacting random processes; statistical mechanics type models; percolation theory, 60K35, 60K05, 82B43, Probability
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