Iterated Graph Systems (II): Bernoulli percolation and critical-exponent universality classes on hierarchical lattices

Ziyu Neroli

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Iterated Graph Systems (II): Bernoulli percolation and critical-exponent universality classes on hierarchical lattices

Ziyu Neroli

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We study Bernoulli percolation and its universality classes on hierarchical lattices generated by edge iterated graph systems (EIGS). By examining eight critical exponents, we prove that no finite family of substitution-multiplicative dimensions completely determines universality, providing a rigorous proof of the failure of dimension-based universality discussed by Hauser and Saxena [Phys. Rev. B 34 (1986), 8193-8195]. Although the six exponentials theorem provides number-theoretic criteria for scale commensurability, we further disprove the conjecture that critical-exponent universality requires commensurate discrete renormalisation scales.

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Ziyu Neroli. 2026-10-07. Iterated Graph Systems (II): Bernoulli percolation and critical-exponent universality classes on hierarchical lattices. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.10469

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