Moderate deviations for mean-field Gibbs measures
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A moderate deviations principle is provided for non-degenerate attractors of the empirical measure of random variables distributed according to a mean-field Gibbs measure. The result is an application of a rank-dependent moderate deviations principle for a collection of \(U\)-empirical processes. The results are applied to diffusion processes with mean-field interaction leading to a McKean-Vlasov limit, and to the Curie-Weiss model.
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