Sharp small-bias asymptotics for the critical curve

Let d2d\geq 2, let δ\delta denote the charge bias, and let εδ\varepsilon_\delta and κd\kappa_d be the quantities defined in the paper through the small-δ\delta expansion of the critical curve. Sharp critical-curve conjecture. As δ0\delta\downarrow 0,

εδ{κ2δ4log(1/δ),d=2,κdδ4,d3.\varepsilon_\delta\sim\begin{cases}\kappa_2\delta^4\log(1/\delta),&d=2,\kappa_d\delta^4,&d\geq 3. \end{cases}

This conjecture asserts that the upper bound in the small-charge-bias asymptotics of βc(δ)\beta_c(\delta) is sharp. It is linked to a conjectural large-deviation estimate for trimmed local times; the paper does not establish it.

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Quentin Berger, Frank den Hollander and Julien Poisat, “Annealed scaling for a charged polymer in dimensions two and higher”, arXiv:1708.06707 (2017).

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