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Mean field limit for bias voter model on regular trees

In this paper we are concerned with bias voter models on trees and lattices, where the vertex in state 0 reconsiders its opinion at a larger rate than that of the vertex in state 1. For the process on tree with product measure as initial distribution, we obtain a mean field limit at each moment of the probability that a given vertex is in state 1 as the degree of the tree grows to infinity. Furthermore, for our model on trees and lattices, we show that the process converges weakly to the configuration where all the vertices are in state 1 when the rate at which a vertex in state 0 reconsiders its opinion is sufficiently large. The approach of graphical representation and the complete convergence theorem of contact process are main tools for the proofs of our results.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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