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possible to estimate the percolation transition location: <math> x_c = x_c ( \infty ) </math>.
possible to estimate the percolation transition location: <math> x_c = x_c ( \infty ) </math>.


== Percolation threshold and critical thermodynamic transitions ==
== Percolation threshold and critical thermodynamical transitions ==


In some systems, with an appropriate definition of bonding criteria, the percolation transition occurs at the same value of the control parameter (density, temperature, [[chemical potential]]) as the thermodynamic transition <ref name=fortunato > [http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.67.014102 Santo Fortunato, "Critical droplets and phase transitions in two dimensions", Physical Review B ''' 67''' 014102 (2003)] </ref>
In some systems, with an appropriate definition of bonding criteria, the percolation transition occurs at the same value of the control parameter (density, temperature, [[chemical potential]]) as the thermodynamic transition <ref name=fortunato > [http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.67.014102 Santo Fortunato, "Critical droplets and phase transitions in two dimensions", Physical Review B ''' 67''' 014102 (2003)] </ref>
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