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Philip Easo
Philip Easo

I am a graduate student at Caltech studying discrete probability. My advisor is Tom Hutchcroft.

From September, I will be based in Zurich as a Junior Fellow at the ETH-ITS. I will also be a Junior Research Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

My email address is peaso@caltech.edu.

Research

Counting minimal cutsets and pc<1, with Severo and Tassion

Preprint

Sharpness and locality for percolation on finite transitive graphs

Preprint

The critical percolation probability is local, with Hutchcroft

Preprint, featured in Quanta

Uniform finite presentation for groups of polynomial growth, with Hutchcroft

Discrete analysis

Double-exponential susceptibility growth in Dyson's hierarchical model with |x−y|^-2 interaction, with Hutchcroft and Kurrek

Journal of Mathematical Physics

Existence of a percolation threshold on finite transitive graphs

International Mathematics Research Notices

Supercritical percolation on finite transitive graphs I: Uniqueness of the giant component, with Hutchcroft

Duke Mathematical Journal

The wired arboreal gas on regular trees

Electronic Communications in Probability

The Cuntz-Toeplitz algebras have nuclear dimension one, with Garijo et al.

Journal of Functional Analysis

Selected talks

Cutsets and percolation

The critical probability is local

Percolation on finite transitive graphs