Dimensions of Two-Valued Sets via Imaginary Chaos

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Abstract: Two-valued sets are local sets of the two-dimensional Gaussian free field (GFF) that can be thought of as representing all points of the domain that may be connected to the boundary by a curve on which the GFF takes values only in [-a,b]. Two-valued sets exist whenever a+bgeq2lambda, where lambda depends explicitly on the normalization of the GFF. We prove that the almost sure Hausdorff dimension of the two-valued set A−a,b equals d=2−2lambda2/(a+b)2. For the two-point estimate, we use the real part of a "vertex field" built from the purely imaginary Gaussian multiplicative chaos. We also construct a non-trivial d-dimensional measure supported on A−a,b and discuss its relation with the d-dimensional conformal Minkowski content for A−a,b.











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