Macroscopic-loop support conjecture for the zero-curvature loop measure

Let PLC0{\mathbb P}_{LC^0} be the limiting loop measure associated with the zero-curvature scaling, and let Ω1\Omega_1 denote the event that the loop has nonzero area. Macroscopic-loop support conjecture. The measure PLC0{\mathbb P}_{LC^0} is supported on Ω1\Omega_1, that is

PLC0(the area of the loop is zero)=0.{\mathbb P}_{LC^0}\left(\text{the area of the loop is zero}\right)=0\,.

This conjecture asserts that the zero-curvature scaling limit is still supported on macroscopic loops, despite arising as a metric rescaling limit. The source notes that the corresponding statement for PLC{\mathbb P}_{LC} is known, while the assertion for PLC0{\mathbb P}_{LC^0} is not established.

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Adrien Kassel and Richard Kenyon, “Random curves on surfaces induced from the Laplacian determinant”, arXiv:1211.6974 (2017).

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