Johansson's uniqueness conjecture for the parabolically shifted Airy process

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Let A:RR\mathcal{A}:\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{R} be the Airy process, and consider the parabolically shifted process xA(x)x2x\mapsto\mathcal{A}(x)-x^2.

Johansson's conjecture. Almost surely, xA(x)x2x\mapsto\mathcal{A}(x)-x^2 attains its maximum at a unique point YRY\in\mathbb{R}.

This conjecture concerns the uniqueness of the maximizer governing the scaling limit of a point-to-line geodesic in geometric last passage percolation. It was proved by Corwin and Hammond, with alternate proofs by Pimentel and by Flores and collaborators.

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Duncan Dauvergne, “Non-uniqueness times for the maximizer of the KPZ fixed point”, arXiv:2202.01700 (2022).

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