The trunks of CLE(4) explorations
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Abstract: A natural class of conformally invariant ways for discovering the loops of a conformal loop ensemble is given by a certain family of exploration processes for real . Such an exploration consists of one simple continuous path called the trunk of the exploration that discovers loops along the way. The parameter appears in the Loewner chain description of the path that traces the trunk and all CLE loops encountered by the trunk in chronological order. These explorations can also be interpreted in terms of level lines of a Gaussian free field. It has been shown by Miller, Sheffield and Werner that the trunk of such an exploration is an process for some (unknown) value of . The main result of the present paper is to establish the relation between and , more specifically to show that . The crux of the paper is to show how explorations of can be approximated by explorations of for , which then makes it possible to use recent results by Miller, Sheffield and Werner about the trunks of explorations for .
The core of the present paper was concerning to the continuity result for the laws of \(\mathrm{CLE}(4)\) exploration paths and their trunks when \(k\) varies \(\mathrm{CLE}(4)\), (conformal loop ensemble, i.e. a random collection of disjoint simple loops in a simply connected domain in the plane which is of particular interest in random geometry). First, the author analyzed the case of the trunks and then he study the exploration paths themselves. Finaly, were puted the pieces together and conclude the proof of main result (Theorem 1.2).
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