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We perform simulations of continuum gradient percolation to measure the percolation threshold of systems of fully penetrable disks of two different radii. As a function of volumetric proportion v, the percolation threshold φc(v,λ) is approximately symmetric about $v=0.5$ for a fixed ratio λ of the radii. However, the difference from symmetry is strongly statistically significant. We also improve, by an order of magnitude, the measurement of the percolation threshold for disks of equal radius: φc*=0.6760.2em0ex3470.2em0ex5(6).
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