Phase transitions for fractional $Φ^3_d$ on the torus

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contents We consider the fractional $Φ^3_d$-measure on the $d$-dimensional torus, with Gaussian free field having inverse covariance $(1-Δ)^α$, and show a phase transition at $d=3α$. More precisely, in a regular regime $d<3α$, one can construct and normalise this measure, and obtain a measure which is absolutely continuous with respect to the Gaussian free field $μ$. At $d=3α$, the behaviour depends on the size $|σ|$ of the nonlinearity: for $|σ|\ll1$, the measure exists, but is singular with respect to $μ$, whereas for $|σ|\gg1$, the measure is not normalisable. This generalises a result of Oh, Okamoto, and Tolomeo (2025) on the $Φ^3_3$-measure.
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spellingShingle Phase transitions for fractional $Φ^3_d$ on the torus
Nikov, Niko
Probability
Mathematical Physics
Analysis of PDEs
60H30 (Primary) 81T08, 82B26, 35Q55 (Secondary)
We consider the fractional $Φ^3_d$-measure on the $d$-dimensional torus, with Gaussian free field having inverse covariance $(1-Δ)^α$, and show a phase transition at $d=3α$. More precisely, in a regular regime $d<3α$, one can construct and normalise this measure, and obtain a measure which is absolutely continuous with respect to the Gaussian free field $μ$. At $d=3α$, the behaviour depends on the size $|σ|$ of the nonlinearity: for $|σ|\ll1$, the measure exists, but is singular with respect to $μ$, whereas for $|σ|\gg1$, the measure is not normalisable. This generalises a result of Oh, Okamoto, and Tolomeo (2025) on the $Φ^3_3$-measure.
title Phase transitions for fractional $Φ^3_d$ on the torus
topic Probability
Mathematical Physics
Analysis of PDEs
60H30 (Primary) 81T08, 82B26, 35Q55 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.17669