Abstract

We investigate the problem of embedding infinite binary sequences into Bernoulli site percolation on Zd with parameter p. In 1995, I. Benjamini and H. Kesten proved that, for d⩾10 and p=1/2, all sequences can be embedded, almost surely. They conjectured that the same should hold for d⩾3. We consider d⩾3 and p∈(pc(d),1−pc(d)), where pc(d)<1/2 is the critical threshold for site percolation on Zd. We show that there exists an integer M=M(p), such that, a.s., every binary sequence, for which every run of consecutive 0s or 1s contains at least M digits, can be embedded.

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