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Randomized analysis establishes geodesics and wandering exponents in Brochette percolation, indicating behavior of passage times.
We study geodesics in the Brochette first-passage percolation model, where edges on the same axis-parallel line share a common random passage time, inducing long-range dependence. We focus on the maximal transversal deviation H n of geodesics from the origin to ne 1 . We prove existence of geodesics under mild assumptions and establish the order of magnitude of H n depending on the behavior of the passage-time distribution near its infimum. These results yield explicit wandering exponents in this dependent setting.
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