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摘要
对于ℤ2 上指数最后通道渗流的精确可解模型,考虑大 n 时连接 (0, 0) 和 (n, n) 的大地线 Γn。众所周知,Γn 绕直线 x = y 的横向波动为 n2/3+o(1),概率很高。我们得到了控制 Γn 小球概率衰减的指数,并确定对于小 δ,Γn 包含在对角线周围宽度为 δn2/3 的条带中的概率是 exp(-Θ(δ-3/2)),均匀为高 n。我们还获得了大地线一点分布的最优小偏差估计,表明对于远离 0 和 1 的 \({t}\over{2n}\),我们有 ℙ(∣x(t)-y(t)∣≤δn2/3) = Θ(δ),均匀地在高 n 中,其中 (x(t), y(t)) 是 Γn 与直线 x + y = t 相交的唯一点。我们的方法有望适用于平面最后通道渗滤的其他精确可解模型,而且在取 n → ∞ 极限时,有望为有向景观中的大地线提供类似估计。
Small deviation estimates and small ball probabilities for geodesics in last passage percolation
For the exactly solvable model of exponential last passage percolation on ℤ2, consider the geodesic Γn joining (0, 0) and (n, n) for large n. It is well known that the transversal fluctuation of Γn around the line x = y is n2/3+o(1) with high probability. We obtain the exponent governing the decay of the small ball probability for Γn and establish that for small δ, the probability that Γn is contained in a strip of width δn2/3 around the diagonal is exp(−Θ(δ−3/2)) uniformly in high n. We also obtain optimal small deviation estimates for the one point distribution of the geodesic showing that for \({t}\over{2n}\) bounded away from 0 and 1, we have ℙ(∣x(t) − y(t)∣ ≤ δn2/3) = Θ(δ) uniformly in high n, where (x(t), y(t)) is the unique point where Γn intersects the line x + y = t. Our methods are expected to go through for other exactly solvable models of planar last passage percolation and also, upon taking the n → ∞ limit, expected to provide analogous estimates for geodesics in the directed landscape.
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