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Hypergeometric SLE and Convergence of Multiple Interfaces in Lattice Models Hao Wu Yau Mathematical Sciences Center, Tsinghua University, China Hao Wu (THU) Hypergeometric SLE 1 / 32 Background Table of contents Background 1 Ising model


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Hypergeometric SLE and Convergence of Multiple Interfaces in Lattice Models

Hao Wu

Yau Mathematical Sciences Center, Tsinghua University, China

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Background

Table of contents

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Background Ising model SLE

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Hypergeometric SLE

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More complicated b.c.

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Pure Partition Functions

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Background Ising model

Ising Model

Curie temperature [Pierre Curie, 1895] Ferromagnet exhibits a phase transition by losing its magnetization when heated above a critical temperature. Ising Model [Lenz, 1920] A model for ferromagnet, to understand the critical temperature G = (V, E) is a finite graph σ ∈ {⊕, ⊖}V The Hamiltonian H(σ) = −

  • x∼y

σxσy

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Background Ising model

Ising Model

Ising model is the probability measure of inverse temperature β > 0 : µβ,G[σ] ∝ exp(−βH(σ))

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Kramers-Wannier, Onsager-Kaufman, 1940 Ising model on Z2 : βc = 1

2 log(1 +

√ 2). Interface Conformal invariance + Domain Markov Property

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Background SLE

SLE (Schramm Loewner Evolution)

Random fractal curves in D ⊂ C from a to b. Candidates for the scaling limit of discrete Statistical Physics models.

D ϕ(D) a b ϕ(b) ϕ(a) γ ϕ(γ) ϕ

Conformal invariance : If γ is in D from a to b, and ϕ : D → ϕ(D) conformal map, then ϕ(γ) d ∼ the one in ϕ(D) from ϕ(a) to ϕ(b).

D a b γ[0, t] γ[t, ∞) γ(t)

Domain Markov Property : the conditional law of γ[t, ∞) given γ[0, t] d ∼ the one in D \ γ[0, t] from γ(t) to b.

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Background SLE

Examples of SLE

Lemma [Schramm 1999] There exists a one-parameter family of random curves that satisfies Conformal Invariance and Domain Markov Property : SLEκ for κ ≥ 0. Simple, κ ∈ [0, 4]; Self-touching, κ ∈ (4, 8); Space-filling, κ ≥ 8.

Courtesy to Tom Kennedy.

κ = 2 : LERW κ = 8 : UST (Lawler, Schramm, Werner) κ = 3 : Critical Ising κ = 16/3 : FK-Ising (Chelkak, Duminil-Copin, Hongler, Kemppainen, Smirnov) κ = 6 : Percolation (Camia, Newman, Smirnov)

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Background SLE

Critical Ising

Thm [Chelkak, Duminil-Copin, Hongler, Kemppainen, Smirnov 2010] The interface of critical Ising model on Z2 with Dobrushin boundary condition converges to SLE(3). Their Strategy Tightness : RSW Identify the scaling limit : Holomorphic observable

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Background SLE

Other results on the convergence?

Thm [Chelkak, Duminil-Copin, Hongler, Kemppainen, Smirnov 2010] The interface of critical Ising model on Z2 with Dobrushin boundary condition converges to SLE(3). Different Models? Different lattices? Different Boundary Conditions? Many conjectures. Universality : open. Some results.

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Background SLE

Open Question : Other Models

Conjecture For q ≤ 4, the interface of critical Random Cluster Model converges to SLE(κ) where κ = 4π/arccos(−√q/2). Conjecture The interface of Double Dimer Model converges to SLE(4).

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Background SLE

Open Question : Universality

Thm [Smirnov 2000] The interface of critical site percolation on triangular lattice converges to SLE(6). Conjecture The interface of critical bond percolation on square lattice converges to SLE(6).

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Background SLE

Other results on the convergence?

Thm [Chelkak, Duminil-Copin, Hongler, Kemppainen, Smirnov 2010] The interface of critical Ising model on Z2 with Dobrushin boundary condition converges to SLE(3). Different Models? Different lattices? Different Boundary Conditions? Many conjectures. Universality : open. Some results.

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Hypergeometric SLE

Table of contents

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Background Ising model SLE

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Hypergeometric SLE

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More complicated b.c.

4

Pure Partition Functions

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Hypergeometric SLE

Critical Ising in Quad

Thm [Izyurov 2014, W. 2017] The interface of critical Ising model on Z2 with alternating boundary condition converges to Hypergeometric SLE3, denoted by hSLE3. Q1 : What is Hypergeometric SLE? Q2 : Why are they the limit? Q3 : How do we prove the convergence? Answer to Q1 :

random fractal curves in quad q = (Ω; x1, x2, x3, x4) hSLEκ(ν) for κ ∈ (0, 8) and ν ∈ R. driving function : dWt = √κdBt + κ∂x1 log Zκ,ν(Wt, V 2

t , V 3 t , V 4 t )dt.

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Hypergeometric SLE

General Boundary Conditions

Thm [Izyurov 2014, W. 2017] The interface of critical Ising model on Z2 with alternating boundary condition converges to Hypergeometric SLE3, denoted by hSLE3. Q1 : What is Hypergeometric SLE? Q2 : Why they are the limit? Q3 : How to prove the convergence? Answer to Q1 :

when ν = −2, it equals SLEκ when κ ∈ (4, 8), SLEκ in Ω from x1 to x4 conditioned to avoid (x2, x3) is hSLEκ(κ − 6) reversibility : the time-reversal has the same law. proved for ν ≥ κ/2 − 4;? should be true for ν > −4 ∨ (κ/2 − 6).

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Hypergeometric SLE

Q2 : Why they are the limit?

Recall : Conformal Invariance + Domain Markov Property → SLE(κ). Assume the scaling limit exists, then the limit should satisfy (CI) Conformal Invariance (DMP) Domain Markov Property (SYM) Symmetry Thm [W.2017] Suppose (Pq, q ∈ Q) is a collection of proba, measures on pairs of simple curves that satisfies CI, DMP , and SYM. Then there exist κ ∈ (0, 4] and ν < κ − 6 such that Pq ∼ hSLEκ(ν). Key in the proof : J. Dubédat’s commutation relation.

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Hypergeometric SLE

Q3 : How to prove the convergence?

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(ηL; ηR) : any subseq. limit L(ηL | ηR) = SLE3 L(ηR | ηL) = SLE3 Proposition Fix κ ∈ (0, 4]. There exists a unique probability measure on (ηL; ηR) such that L(ηL | ηR) = SLEκ L(ηR | ηL) = SLEκ The marginal of ηR is hSLEκ from xR to yR. Conclusion ηR : hSLE3 from xR to yR.

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Hypergeometric SLE

xR yR xL yL ηT ηB ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊕

hSLE3

xR yR xL yL ηL ηR ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊖ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖

hSLE3(−5)

xR yR xL yL ηT ηB ⊕ ⊕ free ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊕

hSLE3(−3/2)

xR yR xL yL ηL ηR ⊕ ⊕ free ⊖ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖ ⊕ ⊕ ⊖

hSLE3(−7/2)

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Hypergeometric SLE

Convergence of Ising Interface to hSLE3

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Dobrushin b.c. : Interface→SLE3 RSW = ⇒ tightness Holomorphic observable Alternating b.c. : Interface→hSLE3 First approach [Izyurov] RSW = ⇒ tightness New holomorphic observable Second approach [W.] RSW = ⇒ tightness Cvg with Dobrushin b.c. Advantage : more general b.c. Advantage : more general b.c. and other lattice models.

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More complicated b.c.

Table of contents

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Background Ising model SLE

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Hypergeometric SLE

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More complicated b.c.

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Pure Partition Functions

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More complicated b.c.

What about more complicated b.c.?

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More complicated b.c.

What about more complicated b.c.?

x2 x3 x1 x4 x5 x6

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More complicated b.c.

What about more complicate b.c.?

courtesy to E. Peltola

Global Multiple SLEs A collection of N disjoint simple curves (η1, . . . , ηN) ∈ X α(Ω; x1, . . . , x2N) such that ∀j, L(ηj | η1, . . . , ηj−1, ηj+1, . . . , ηN) = SLEκ Thm [Korzdon & Lawler, Beffara & Peltola & W.] Fix κ ∈ (0, 4] ∪ {16/3, 6} and link pattern α ∈ LPN. There exists a unique global multiple SLEκ associated to α. Existence and uniqueness : see E. Peltola’s talk

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More complicated b.c.

Thm [Korzdon & Lawler, Beffara & Peltola & W.] Fix κ ∈ (0, 4] ∪ {16/3, 6} and link pattern α ∈ LPN. There exists a unique global multiple SLEκ associated to α. Corollary Multiple LERWs in UST → Multiple SLE(2)s Multiple Interfaces in Ising → Multiple SLE(3)s Multiple Interfaces in FK-Ising → Multiple SLE(16/3)s Multiple Interfaces in Percolation → Multiple SLE(6)s Summary : RSW+ Cvg with Dobrushin b.c.+ Uniqueness. Question : What is the marginal law?

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Pure Partition Functions

Table of contents

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Background Ising model SLE

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Hypergeometric SLE

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More complicated b.c.

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Pure Partition Functions

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Pure Partition Functions

What is the marginal law?

For Ω = H and x1 < · · · < x2N, dWt = √κdBt + κ∂x1 log Zα(Wt, V 2

t , . . . , V 2N t

)dt, Pure Partition Functions {Zα : α ∈ LP} is a collection of smooth functions satisfying PDE, COV, ASY.

PDE :

  • κ

2 ∂2 i + j=i

  • 2

xj −xi ∂j − (6−κ)/κ (xj −xi )2

  • Z(x1, . . . , x2N) = 0.

COV : Z(x1, . . . , x2N) = 2N

i=1 ϕ′(xi )h × Z(ϕ(x1), . . . , ϕ(x2N)).

ASY : limxj ,xj+1→ξ

Zα(x1,...,x2N ) (xj+1−xj )−2h

= Z ˆ

α(x1, . . . , xj−1, xj+2, . . . , x2N)

Q1 : Do they exist? Q2 : Are they unique?

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Pure Partition Functions

Pure Partition Functions

Uniqueness [Flores & Kleban 2015] If there exist collections of smooth functions satisfying PDE, COV and ASY, they are (essentially) unique. Existence Kytölä & Peltola 2016 : κ ∈ (0, 8) \ Q Coulomb gas technique Peltola & W. 2017 : κ ∈ (0, 4] Global Multiple SLEs

  • W. 2018 : κ ∈ (0, 6]

Hypergeometric SLE The 2nd construction : see E. Peltola’s talk.

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Pure Partition Functions

Existence [W. 2018] κ ∈ (0, 6] : Hypergeometric SLE Proof Cascade relation + Induction. COV, ASY : by construction PDE : Hypergeometric SLE Smoothness : Hypoellipticity [Dubédat 2015] (see also Lawler & Jahangoshahi [arXiv : 1710.00854]) Cascade relation : by construction Positivity : by construction Optimal power law bound : h = (6 − κ)/(2κ), Zα(x1, . . . , x2N) ≤

  • |xbi − xai|−2h,

α = {{a1, b1}, . . . , {aN, bN}}.

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Pure Partition Functions

Multiple SLEs vs. Pure Partition Functions

Global Multiple SLEs Fix κ ∈ (0, 4] ∪ {16/3, 6}, there exists a unique global multiple SLE. Pure Partition Functions Fix κ ∈ (0, 6], there exists a unique collection of pure partition functions. Global Multiple SLEs : conjecture True for κ ∈ (0, 8). Proved for κ ∈ (4, 6] using the convergence of RCM. Wrong for κ ≥ 8. Pure Partition Functions : conjecture True for κ ∈ (0, 8). The optimal power law bound might fail for κ ∈ (6, 8). Might be true for κ ≥ 8.

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Pure Partition Functions

Crossing Probabilities of Ising Interfaces

Courtesy to E. Peltola

Conjecture : In progress The connection of Ising interfaces forms a planar link pattern Aδ. lim

δ→0 P[Aδ = α] =

Zα(Ω; x1, . . . , x2N) ZIsing(Ω; x1, . . . , x2N).

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Pure Partition Functions

Crossing Probabilities

Connection probabilities in LERWs (SLE(2)) : Kenyon & Wilson 2011, Karrila & Kytölä & Peltola 2017 Crossing probabilities in Ising (SLE(3)) : in progress Connection probabilities for level lines of GFF (SLE(4)) : Kenyon & Wilson 2011, Peltola & W. 2017 Connection probabilities in percolation (SLE(6)) : OK.

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Pure Partition Functions

Thanks! References

  • E. Peltola, H. Wu

Global and Local Multiple SLEs for κ ≤ 4 and Connection Probabilities of Level Lines of GFF (arXiv : 1703.00898)

  • H. Wu

Hypergeometric SLE : Conformal Markov Characterization and Applications (arXiv : 1703.02022)

  • V. Beffara, E. Peltola, H. Wu

On the Uniqueness of Global Multiple SLEs (arXiv :1801.07699)

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