Phase Transitions in Asymptotically Singular Anderson Hamiltonian and Parabolic Model
arXiv:2008.08116
Abstract
Let be a Gaussian white noise on (). Let be continuous Gaussian processes such that as , defined by convolving against a mollifier. We consider the asymptotics of the parabolic Anderson model (PAM) with noise for large time , and the Dirichlet eigenvalues of the Anderson Hamiltonian (AH) with potential on large boxes , where the parameter vanishes as . We prove that the asymptotics in question exhibit a phase transition in the rate at which vanishes, which distinguishes between the behavior observed in the AH/PAM with continuous Gaussian noise and white noise. By comparing our main theorems with previous results on the AH/PAM with white noise, our results show that some asymptotics of the latter can be accessed with solely elementary methods, and we obtain quantitative estimates on the difference between the AH/PAM with white noise and its continuous-noise approximations as .
arXiv commentMajor modifications: Incorporating referee comments, including substantial improvements to the presentation and the correction of errors in the previous version
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