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We present a histogram Monte Carlo method to calculate the existence probability Eₚ, the percolation probability P, and the mean-cluster size S for percolation problems as continuous functions of the bond or site probability p. We then use Eₚ and P in a percolation renormalization-group method to calculate the critical point and exponents. Our method gives quite accurate results for percolation problems.
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