Vanishing conjecture for the hard-edge tacnode kernel

Let α>1\alpha>-1, let x,yR+x,y\in\mathbb{R}_+ be fixed, and let τR\tau\in\mathbb{R} be fixed. The function Ktac,(α)(x,y;s,τ)K^{\operatorname{tac},(\alpha)}(x,y;s,\tau) is the hard-edge tacnode kernel. Vanishing conjecture.

limsKtac,(α)(x,y;s,τ)=0.\lim_{s\to\infty}K^{\operatorname{tac},(\alpha)}(x,y;s,\tau)=0.

The conjecture asserts decay of the hard-edge tacnode kernel as the parameter ss tends to infinity, for every α>1\alpha>-1 and fixed x,y,τx,y,\tau. The supplied context gives no resolution, so its status remains open.

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Primary source

Karl Liechty and Dong Wang, “Nonintersecting Brownian bridges between reflecting or absorbing walls”, arXiv:1608.08712 (2016).

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