In the regime d > min{6, 3alpha}, critical long-range percolation clusters have an n^{-1/2} volume tail and integrated superprocess scaling limits, switching from super-Levy (alpha < 2) to super-Brownian (alpha >= 2); unconditional when d > 3alpha.
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We remove the hypothesis "$S$ is finite" from the BKR inequality for product measures on $S^d$, which raises some issues related to descriptive set theory. We also discuss the extension of the BKR operator and inequality, from 2 events to 2 or more events, and we remove, in one sense, the hypothesis that $d$ be finite.
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Critical long-range percolation I: High effective dimension
In the regime d > min{6, 3alpha}, critical long-range percolation clusters have an n^{-1/2} volume tail and integrated superprocess scaling limits, switching from super-Levy (alpha < 2) to super-Brownian (alpha >= 2); unconditional when d > 3alpha.