Moments of the 2d directed polymer in the subcritical regime and a generalisation of the Erdös-Taylor theorem
arXiv:2109.06115 · doi:10.1007/s00220-023-04694-w
Abstract
We compute the limit of the moments of the partition function of the directed polymer in dimension in the subcritical regime, i.e. when the inverse temperature is scaled as for . In particular, we establish that for every , We also identify the limit of the moments of the averaged field , for , as those of a gaussian free field. As a byproduct, we identify the limiting probability distribution of the total pairwise collisions between independent, two dimensional random walks starting at the origin. In particular, we derive that where denotes the collision local time by time between copies and denotes the Gamma distribution. This generalises a classical result of Erdös-Taylor.
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