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Sampling biases in sprinkled causal sets
Poisson sprinkling provides a Lorentz-invariant way of generating causal sets from a continuum spacetime, but numerical work necessarily restricts the sprinkling to a finite region. For observables involving causal-set links, this finite-volume restriction can generate a bias that does not disappear
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