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Percolation of finite clusters

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The infinite cluster of bond percolation is presumed to have very low density just above the critical point. How extensive is its complement, does it contain an infinite connected component? A partial answer will be presented, and its relationship to the lace expansion will be discussed. (joint work with Ander Holroyd and Gady Kozma)

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