ASEP backward-geodesic endpoint convergence conjecture

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Let Xn(t)X_n(t) denote the particle positions in ASEP with flat initial condition, and let N(t↓0)N(t\downarrow 0) be the index associated with the backward geodesic endpoint. For jump rates p,qp,q, define

BtASEP=XN(t↓0)(0)−XN(0)−(p−q)t/221/3((p−q)t)2/3.B^{\rm ASEP}_t=\frac{X_{N(t\downarrow0)}(0)-X_N(0)-(p-q)t/2}{2^{1/3}((p-q)t)^{2/3}}.

ASEP backward-geodesic endpoint conjecture. For any N∈ZN\in\mathbb{Z},

lim⁡t→∞BtASEP=du^.\lim_{t\to\infty}B^{\rm ASEP}_t\stackrel{d}{=}\hat u.

Here u^\hat u is the limiting endpoint distribution for the corresponding point-to-point last-passage-percolation geodesic. This is a KPZ-scaling prediction for ASEP, following the proved analogous result for TASEP; its resolution is not specified in the source.

References

Primary source

Patrik L. Ferrari and Min Liu, “Quasi-geodesics in integrable and non-integrable exclusion processes”, arXiv:2412.11626 (2024).

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