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Figure 1.

Main: Avalanche size distribution, for various values of in a two dimensional lattice of size size , and associated distribution for avalanche sizes of -infected individuals, (main plot), and of -infected ones (inset).

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Figure 2.

Ratio of the variance () to the mean size () for (red) and for (black), for and different values of and system sizes (full symbols) and (empty symbols).

The ratio diverges in the double limit , . Inset: as the main plot, but in double logarithmic scale: as system-size increases the curves converge to straight lines, i.e. power-laws, but finite size effects are significant.

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Figure 3.

Log log plot of , , and , for spreading experiments in different two-dimensional systems (linear sizes , and ) as a function of time .

Dashed lines are a guide to the eye.

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Figure 4.

Plot of as a function of for different system sizes (from to ), illustrating the presence of linear logarithmic corrections for the surviving probability in the two-dimensional SJ model.

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Figure 5.

Avalanche size distribution, for and various one-dimensional lattices, of size , and , respectively.

The straight line corresponds to the theoretical prediction for the one-dimensional voter-model class.

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Figure 6.

Evolution of , , and as a function of time in log-log scale for spreading experiments performed on one-dimensional lattices of linear sizes , and .

Parameter values are , , and . Results are averaged over independent realizations.

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