An Eyring-Kramers law for the stochastic Allen-Cahn equation in dimension two
arXiv:1604.05742 · doi:10.1214/17-EJP60
Abstract
We study spectral Galerkin approximations of an Allen--Cahn equation over the two-dimensional torus perturbed by weak space-time white noise of strength . We introduce a Wick renormalisation of the equation in order to have a system that is well-defined as the regularisation is removed. We show sharp upper and lower bounds on the transition times from a neighbourhood of the stable configuration to the stable configuration in the asymptotic regime . These estimates are uniform in the discretisation parameter , suggesting an Eyring-Kramers formula for the limiting renormalised stochastic PDE. The effect of the "infinite renormalisation" is to modify the prefactor and to replace the ratio of determinants in the finite-dimensional Eyring-Kramers law by a renormalised Carleman-Fredholm determinant.
28 pages, 1 Figure. Revised version with expanded discussion
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