Quasi-everywhere properties of Brownian level sets and multiple points (Q919720): Difference between revisions

A property of Brownian paths is said to hold quasi-everywhere if an (infinite-dimensional) Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process in the Wiener-space hits - with probability 1 - the set of paths with this property. It is shown here ``that quasi-every Brownian path (...) has level sets of Hausdorff-dimension 1/2, for all levels, and quasi-every planar Brownian motion has a set of r-multiple points of dimension 2 for arbitrary finite r''.