Once-excited random walks on general trees with random biases exhibit a sharp transience-recurrence phase transition whose threshold is the branching-ruin number of the tree.
Phase transition for the once-excited random walk on general trees
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The phase transition of $M$-digging random on a general tree was studied by Collevecchio, Huynh and Kious (2018). In this paper, we study particularly the critical $M$-digging random walk on a superperiodic tree that is proved to be recurrent. We keep using the techniques introduced by Collevecchio, Kious and Sidoravicius (2017) with the aim of investigating the phase transition of Once-excited random walk on general trees. In addition, we prove if $\mathcal T$ is a tree whose branching number is larger than $1$, any multi-excited random walk on $\mathcal{T}$ moving, after excitation, like a simple random walk is transient.
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Once-excited random walks on general trees
Once-excited random walks on general trees with random biases exhibit a sharp transience-recurrence phase transition whose threshold is the branching-ruin number of the tree.