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arXiv · 2506.07377

$p$-Modulus on radially symmetric trees

Abstract

In this paper, we establish the theory of $p$-modulus of a family of infinite paths on an infinite-rooted tree and then explore its interpretation and properties. One key result is the formulation of $p$-modulus on the infinite tree as a limit of $p$-modulus on truncated trees, with a formula given in terms of a series. Analogous to the existing theory for finite graphs, the $1$-modulus of a family of descending paths in an infinite tree is related to the minimum cut problem, the $2$-modulus is related to effective resistance, and the $\infty$-modulus is related to the length of shortest paths. Another key result is the existence of a critical $p$-value for radially symmetric infinite binary trees, which assigns a kind of dimension to the boundaries

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Prem Raj Prasain. 2025-06-09. $p$-Modulus on radially symmetric trees. https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.07377

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