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Quenched and annealed heat kernels on the uniform spanning tree

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The uniform spanning tree (UST) on $Zd$ was constructed by Pemantle in 1991 as the limit of the UST on finite boxes $[-n,n]2$. In this talk I will discuss the form of the heat kernel (i.e. random walk transition probability) on this random graph. I will compare the bounds for the UST with those obtained earlier for supercritical percolation.

This is joint work with Takashi Kumagai and David Croydon.

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