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On the most likely geodesic in last passage percolation
We consider the problem of identifying the paths most likely to occur as geodesics in last passage percolation. Heuristics suggest that these modal paths should be the extreme corner paths, going straight between the corners of the cube of accessible vertices. We identify three mechanisms which favo
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