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Limit theorems for amnesic elephant Random walks with random increment sizes

Cristian F. Coletti, Rafael Souza Dos Santos, Glauco Valle

We introduce a generalized amnesic elephant random walk in which, at each time, the direction of an underlying amnesic elephant random walk selects one of two increment distributio…

math.PR2026

Extinction, Survival and Fluctuations for the Spatial Maki--Thompson Model on Infinite Graphs

Luciano Henrique Lacerda de Araújo, Daniel Miranda Machado, Cristian Favio Coletti +1

We study the spatial Maki--Thompson rumor model on infinite, connected graphs of bounded degree. Spreaders transmit the rumor to ignorant neighbors but become stiflers upon contact…

math.PR2026

A Spectral Approach to Survival Bounds for the Elephant Random Walk

Cristian Favio Coletti, Rafael de Mattos Grisi, Ioannis Papageorgiou

We study a rate-one Poissonization of the one-dimensional elephant random walk killed upon reaching . For every fixed memory parameter , we give a self-contained proo…

math.PR2026

Topology of Percolation Clusters: Central Limit Theorems beyond the Lattice

Luciano H. L. de Araújo, Daniel Miranda Machado, Cristian F. Coletti

We prove central limit theorems (CLTs) for topological functionals of Bernoulli bond percolation on infinite graphs beyond the Euclidean lattice . For quasi-transit…

math.PR2025

The Maki-Thompson model with random awareness

Cristian F. Coletti, Denis A. Luiz, Alejandra Rada

We propose a rumor propagation model in which individuals within a homogeneously mixed population can assume one of infinitely many possible states. To analyze this model, we exten…

math.PR2025

Coexistence of Species in a Competition Model on Random Geometric Graphs

Cristian F. Coletti, Lucas R. de Lima

This paper investigates the coexistence of two competing species on random geometric graphs (RGGs) in continuous time. The species grow by occupying vacant sites according to Richa…