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Convergence of the law of the environment seen by the particle for directed polymers in random media in the \(L^{2}\) region (English)
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9 June 2010
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The model of directed polymers in a Gaussian or bounded (random) environment is considered with a focus on various probabilistic laws of the environment. A lower tail concentration inequality for the partition function for bounded environments is established, thus improving earlier concentration inequalities obtained for Gaussian environments. This result, together with a local limit theorem [\textit{Y. Sinai}, Fundam. Math. 147, No.2, 173--180 (1995; Zbl 0835.60062)] allows to prove the \(L^1\) convergence of the density in law of the environment seen by the particle, with respect to the product measure.
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directed polymers
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random environments
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limit theorems
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disorder
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Brownian motion
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convergence of the law
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tail concentration inequality
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bounded environments
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Gaussian environments
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