Non-singleton intersection conjecture for pairs of Liouville quantum gravity geodesics
Non-singleton intersection conjecture for pairs of Liouville quantum gravity geodesics
Fix , a whole-plane Gaussian free field , and distinct points . Let denote a geodesic from to in the metric . Non-singleton intersection conjecture. Almost surely,
cannot be a singleton. The analogous statement is not known for -LQG and appears to be unknown even for Brownian geometry; it would rule out a type of isolated intersection relevant to the classification of geodesic networks and the multiplicity of their points.
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Manan Bhatia and Konstantinos Kavvadias, “Strong confluence of geodesics in Liouville quantum gravity”, arXiv:2512.09219 (2025).
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