Bounded front-width conjecture for branching Brownian motion with mass decay

Let d(t,\b7)d(t,\b7) and D(t,\b7)D(t,\b7) denote the lower and upper front locations for branching Brownian motion with mass decay, respectively. For \b7<1\b7<1, almost surely,

lim suptinfs0d(t+s,\b7)D(t,b7)<.\limsup_{t\to\infty}\left|\inf_{s\geq 0}d(t+s,\b7)-D(t,b7)\right|<\infty.

Bounded front-width conjecture. For b7<1b7<1, almost surely,

lim suptinfs0d(t+s,b7)D(t,b7)<.\limsup_{t\to\infty}\left|\inf_{s\geq 0}d(t+s,b7)-D(t,b7)\right|<\infty.

The preceding theorem proves a weaker logarithmic bound, showing that the lower front catches up with the upper front after a delay of order b7logtb7\log t. The conjecture asserts that this delay remains uniformly bounded in the relevant asymptotic sense.

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Louigi Addario-Berry, Julien Berestycki and Sarah Penington, “Branching Brownian motion with decay of mass and the non-local Fisher-KPP equation”, arXiv:1712.08098 (2017).

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