An upper bound of the lower tail of the mass of balls under the critical $2d$ stochastic heat flow

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Main Author: Nakashima, Makoto
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contents We study the critical two-dimensional stochastic heat flow $\mathscr{Z}_t^{\vartheta}$, recently constructed as the scaling limit of directed polymers in a random environment and as the weak limit of the solution to a mollified stochastic heat equation. Focusing on the mass of balls $\mathscr{Z}_t^{\vartheta}(B_r(0),B_r(a))$ ($a\in \mathbb{R}^2$, $r>0$), we establish an upper bound on its lower tail. As a consequence, we prove the integrability of the logarithm of $\mathscr{Z}_t^{\vartheta}(B_r(0),B_r(a))$ and its strict positivity. These results provide partial answers to open questions concerning the local behavior of $\mathscr{Z}_t^\vartheta$.
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spellingShingle An upper bound of the lower tail of the mass of balls under the critical $2d$ stochastic heat flow
Nakashima, Makoto
Probability
60H17, 65C35
We study the critical two-dimensional stochastic heat flow $\mathscr{Z}_t^{\vartheta}$, recently constructed as the scaling limit of directed polymers in a random environment and as the weak limit of the solution to a mollified stochastic heat equation. Focusing on the mass of balls $\mathscr{Z}_t^{\vartheta}(B_r(0),B_r(a))$ ($a\in \mathbb{R}^2$, $r>0$), we establish an upper bound on its lower tail. As a consequence, we prove the integrability of the logarithm of $\mathscr{Z}_t^{\vartheta}(B_r(0),B_r(a))$ and its strict positivity. These results provide partial answers to open questions concerning the local behavior of $\mathscr{Z}_t^\vartheta$.
title An upper bound of the lower tail of the mass of balls under the critical $2d$ stochastic heat flow
topic Probability
60H17, 65C35
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.18080