Mottram's local-time exponent conjecture for ballistic limiting measures

Let v>γv>\gamma^{\circ} and let \mathbbmQUv=lima\mathbbmW(EaUv)\mathbbm{Q}^{U_v}=\lim_{a\to\infty}\mathbbm{W}(\mathord\cdot\mid\mathcal{E}_a^{U_v}) be any measure supplied by the critical-speed framework. Let Lx()=limTLx(T)L_x(\infty)=\lim_{T\to\infty}L_x(T). Mottram's ballistic local-time exponent conjecture. There exists a constant Cv>0C_v>0 such that, as ε0\varepsilon\to0,

limx\mathbbmQv(Lx()>1ε)Cvε3.\lim_{x\to\infty}\mathbbm{Q}^{v}\bigl(L_x(\infty)>1-\varepsilon\bigr)\sim C_v\varepsilon^3.

The exponent 33 follows heuristically from the proposed stationary local-time distribution and is proved for the model distribution used in the heuristic, but the assertion for every ballistic limiting measure remains open.

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Edward Mottram, “A universal exponent for Brownian entropic repulsion”, arXiv:1411.6943 (2014).

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