Quantum-disc KPZ exponent conjecture for the heat content

Let (Ω,h)(\Omega,h) be a quantum disc as defined in the cited work, and let K(t)\mathbf{K}(t) denote the corresponding heat-content quantity. Quantum-disc heat-content conjecture. As t0t\to0,

logK(t)logtΔ=12\frac{\log \mathbf{K}(t)}{\log t}\to \Delta=\frac{1}{2}

in probability. The preceding theorem proves convergence in probability with exponent Δ\Delta under the paper's boundary assumptions, while the quantum-disc case is suggested as a consequence of the same proof ideas and remains conjectural here.

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Nathanaël Berestycki and Jakob Klein, “Spectral expansion of LQG heat trace and KPZ scaling”, arXiv:2606.26958 (2026).

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