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Exact asymptotic statistics of the n-edged face in a 3D Poisson-Voronoi tessellation

We consider the 3D Poisson-Voronoi tessellation. We investigate the joint probability distribution pi_n(L) for an arbitrarily selected cell face to be n-edged and for the distance between the seeds of its adjacent cells to be equal to 2L. We derive an exact expression for this quantity, valid in the limit n->infty with n^{1/6}L fixed. The leading order correction term is determined. Good agreement with earlier Monte Carlo data is obtained. The cell face is surrounded by a three-dimensional excluded domain that is the union of n balls; it is pumpkin-shaped and analogous to the flower of the 2D Voronoi cell. For n->infty this domain tends towards a torus of equal major and minor radii. The radii scale as n^{1/3}, in agreement with earlier heuristic work. We achieve a detailed understanding of several other statistical properties of the n-edged cell face.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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