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Main Authors: Geng, Xi, Xu, Weijun
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.20146
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author Geng, Xi
Xu, Weijun
author_facet Geng, Xi
Xu, Weijun
contents We establish the second-order moment asymptotics for a parabolic Anderson model $\partial_{t}u=(Δ+ξ)u$ in the hyperbolic space with a regular, stationary Gaussian potential $ξ$. It turns out that the growth and fluctuation asymptotics both are identical to the Euclidean situation. As a result, the solution exhibits the same moment intermittency property as in the Euclidean case. An interesting point here is that the fluctuation exponent is determined by a variational problem induced by the Euclidean (rather than hyperbolic) Laplacian. Heuristically, this is due to a curvature dilation effect: the geometry becomes asymptotically flat after suitable renormalisation in the derivation of the second-order asymptotics.
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spellingShingle Parabolic Anderson Model in the Hyperbolic Space. Part I: Annealed Asymptotics
Geng, Xi
Xu, Weijun
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We establish the second-order moment asymptotics for a parabolic Anderson model $\partial_{t}u=(Δ+ξ)u$ in the hyperbolic space with a regular, stationary Gaussian potential $ξ$. It turns out that the growth and fluctuation asymptotics both are identical to the Euclidean situation. As a result, the solution exhibits the same moment intermittency property as in the Euclidean case. An interesting point here is that the fluctuation exponent is determined by a variational problem induced by the Euclidean (rather than hyperbolic) Laplacian. Heuristically, this is due to a curvature dilation effect: the geometry becomes asymptotically flat after suitable renormalisation in the derivation of the second-order asymptotics.
title Parabolic Anderson Model in the Hyperbolic Space. Part I: Annealed Asymptotics
topic Probability
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.20146