Critical Gaussian multiplicative chaos: a review
arXiv:2006.13767
Abstract
This review-style article presents an overview of recent progress in constructing and studying critical Gaussian multiplicative chaos. A proof that the critical measure in any dimension can be obtained as a limit of subcritical measures is given.
arXiv comment32 pages. Review written following the Inhomogeneous Random Systems conference (Paris, 2020). Comments very welcome
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