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Autore principale: Agarwal, Pranay
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author Agarwal, Pranay
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contents We prove universality of Tracy-Widom GUE fluctuations for directed polymers in $1+1$ dimensions in the intermediate disorder regime. Building on the Lindeberg replacement method of arXiv:2304.04871, we refine estimates for the measure of steep paths using probabilistic arguments. Our result extends the admissible range of the inverse temperature scaling parameter $β= n^{-α}$ to all $α\in (2/(3K+11), 1/4)$, provided the weights match $K$ moments with the log-Gamma distribution. For a general class of distributions, this gives universality for $α> 2/17$, and when the third moment vanishes, this threshold improves to $α> 1/10$. These results substantially broaden the known range of universality for directed polymers in the intermediate disorder regime.
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spellingShingle Improved universality bounds for directed polymers in the intermediate disorder regime
Agarwal, Pranay
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We prove universality of Tracy-Widom GUE fluctuations for directed polymers in $1+1$ dimensions in the intermediate disorder regime. Building on the Lindeberg replacement method of arXiv:2304.04871, we refine estimates for the measure of steep paths using probabilistic arguments. Our result extends the admissible range of the inverse temperature scaling parameter $β= n^{-α}$ to all $α\in (2/(3K+11), 1/4)$, provided the weights match $K$ moments with the log-Gamma distribution. For a general class of distributions, this gives universality for $α> 2/17$, and when the third moment vanishes, this threshold improves to $α> 1/10$. These results substantially broaden the known range of universality for directed polymers in the intermediate disorder regime.
title Improved universality bounds for directed polymers in the intermediate disorder regime
topic Probability
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.21453