2013
DOI: 10.1088/1742-5468/2013/04/p04007
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Average harmonic spectrum of the whole-plane SLE

Abstract: We consider the unbounded version of the whole-plane Schramm–Loewner evolution. Using exact solutions of differential equations for moments of derivatives of conformal mappings, we determine its average integral means beta spectrum.

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“…The integrability lines yield a continuum of closed forms for mixed moments, that generalize results in Refs. [14,27,28,29]. The phase transition lines mark the breakdown of the standard analysis of B-S-type equations initiated in Ref.…”
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“…The integrability lines yield a continuum of closed forms for mixed moments, that generalize results in Refs. [14,27,28,29]. The phase transition lines mark the breakdown of the standard analysis of B-S-type equations initiated in Ref.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…The fourth spectrum, β 1 (p, q), is the extension to non-vanishing q of a novel integral means spectrum, which was discovered and studied in Refs. [14] and [27,29], and which is due to the unboundedness of whole-plane SLE. As shown in Ref.…”
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“…The β 1 spectrum is the analogue for the exterior whole-plane SLE of the spectrum at infinity of Refs. [7,16] for the interior case (see also Ref. [5]).…”
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“…Indeed, it was observed in Refs. [16,7] that the analysis provided in Ref. [2] is incomplete, and that the integral means spectrum could a priori be dominated by a novel spectrum, thought of as arising from the neighborhood of the starting point, and to be distinguished from that brought in by the vicinity of the tip.…”
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