Type I behavior holds exactly when the graph has the shrink property; otherwise Type F versus Type M is algorithmically decidable via finite enumeration of admissible confined configurations.
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Zero-temperature stochastic Ising model on one-dimensional quasi-transitive graphs
Type I behavior holds exactly when the graph has the shrink property; otherwise Type F versus Type M is algorithmically decidable via finite enumeration of admissible confined configurations.