Conjectural two-sided bounds for harmonic measure in the Liouville quantum gravity setting

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Let q^(y)\widehat{q}(y) be the quantity defined in the paper from the harmonic measure of the embedded graph, and let yy tend to infinity in the Euclidean embedding. Harmonic-measure bounds conjecture. There exist nonrandom constants a,b>0a,b>0 such that, almost surely,

a=lim infyq^(y)lim supyq^(y)=1b.a=\liminf_{y\to\infty}\widehat{q}(y)\leq\limsup_{y\to\infty}\widehat{q}(y)=1-b.

The preceding theorem gives only a one-sided upper bound and the universal lower bound 1/21/2 for the limsup. The conjecture predicts strictly positive gaps from both 00 and 11; the paper discusses possible sharp values from extremal volume exponents and expects analogous behavior for models such as the UIPT.

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Nathanaël Berestycki and Diederik van Engelenburg, “Harnack inequality and one-endedness of UST on reversible random graphs”, arXiv:2110.05100 (2021).

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