Optimal flow through the disordered lattice
David Aldous
Abstract
Consider routing traffic on the N x N torus, simultaneously between all source-destination pairs, to minimize the cost Σec(e)f2(e), where f(e) is the volume of flow across edge e and the c(e) form an i.i.d. random environment. We prove existence of a rescaled N ∞ limit constant for minimum cost, by comparison with an appropriate analogous problem about minimum-cost flows across a M x M subsquare of the lattice.
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