Relaxation in one-dimensional tropical sandpile
arXiv:2203.11763 · doi:10.46298/cm.10483
Abstract
A relaxation in the tropical sandpile model is a process of deforming a tropical hypersurface towards a finite collection of points. We show that, in the one-dimensional case, a relaxation terminates after a finite number of steps. We present experimental evidence suggesting that the number of such steps obeys a power law.
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