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Random Conformal Welding Antti Kupiainen joint work with K. Astala, P . Jones, E. Saksman Ascona 26.5.2010 Random Planar Curves 2d Statistical Mechanics: phase boundaries Closed curves or curves joining boundary points of a domain


  1. Random Conformal Welding Antti Kupiainen joint work with K. Astala, P . Jones, E. Saksman Ascona 26.5.2010

  2. Random Planar Curves 2d Statistical Mechanics: phase boundaries ◮ Closed curves or curves joining boundary points of a domain ◮ Critical temperature: Conformally invariant curves SLE: ◮ Describes curve growing in fictitious time ◮ Concrete stochastic process given in terms of Brownian motion ◮ Closed curves?

  3. Welding Conformal welding gives a correspondence between: Homeomorphisms φ : S 1 → S 1 Closed curves in ˆ ↔ C Get random curves from random homeomorphisms of circle ◮ Möbius invariant construction ◮ Parametrized in terms of gaussian free field

  4. Welding Closed Curves From Closed curves in ˆ C to Homeomorphisms of S 1 : Jordan curve Γ ⊂ ˆ C splits ˆ C \ Γ = Ω + ∪ Ω − Riemann mappings f + : D → Ω + and f − : D ∞ → Ω − f − and f + extend continuously to S 1 = ∂ D = ∂ D ∞ = ⇒ φ = ( f + ) − 1 ◦ f − : S 1 → S 1 Homeomorphism Welding problem : invert this: Given φ : S 1 → S 1 , find Γ and f ± .

  5. QC homeomorphisms Idea: ◮ Extend φ : S 1 → S 1 to a quasiconformal homeomorphism of the plane f : ˆ C → ˆ C ◮ Solve a Beltrami equation to get the conformal map f − Recall: a homeo f : ˆ C → ˆ C is quasiconformal if ◮ ∇ f is locally integrable ◮ Complex dilation of f µ ( z ) := ∂ ¯ z f ∂ z f satisfies | µ ( z ) | < 1 a.e. This means f solves the elliptic Beltrami equation ∂ ¯ z f = µ ( z ) ∂ z f

  6. Beltrami equation Suppose now φ = f | S 1 for a quasiconformal f with dilation µ . Try to solve � µ ( z ) ∂ z F if x ∈ D ∂ ¯ z F = 0 if x ∈ D ∞ Since ∂ z F = 0 for | z | > 1 F | D ∞ := f − : D ∞ → Ω − is conformal and Γ = F ( S 1 ) is a Jordan curve.

  7. Uniqueness For z ∈ D we have two solutions of the Beltrami equation : ∂ ¯ z f = µ ( z ) ∂ z f ∂ ¯ z F = µ ( z ) ∂ z F How are they related? ◮ If f solves Beltrami, g ◦ f solves too for g conformal ◮ Uniqueness of solutions: all solutions of this form If uniqueness holds ∃ conformal f + on D s.t. F ( z ) = f + ◦ f ( z ) , z ∈ D ,

  8. Solution We found two conformal maps f ± : f − = F | D ∞ , f + ◦ f | D = F | D with f − : D ∞ → Ω − and f + : D → F ( D ) := Ω + . f ± solve weding: Since f | S 1 = φ then on the circle φ = f − 1 ◦ f − + and the curve corresponding to φ is Γ = f ± ( S 1 )

  9. Existence and Uniqueness When does this work? Reduction to Beltrami equation ◮ When can we extend φ : S 1 → S 1 to a QC map f : ˆ C → ˆ C ? Existence and uniqueness for Beltrami ◮ Given µ , when is there a solution to ∂ ¯ z f = µ ( z ) ∂ z f , unique up to f → g ◦ f , g conformal? Uniqueness of the curve Γ ◮ If φ = f − 1 ◦ f − when are f ± unique up to + f ± → M ◦ f ± , M Mobius

  10. Ellipticity Extension If φ is quasisymmetric i.e. if it has bounded distortion | φ ( s + t ) − φ ( s ) | | φ ( s − t ) − φ ( s ) | < ∞ sup s , t ∈ S 1 then it can be extended to a QC homeo of ˆ C with � µ � ∞ < 1 ∃ ! of Beltrami If � µ � ∞ < 1 the Beltrami eqn is uniformly elliptic and: ◮ Solutions exist and are unique (up to conformal maps) ◮ Curve Γ is unique (up to Möbius) Our φ are not quasisymmetric and our Beltrami is not uniformly elliptic .

  11. Circle homeomorphisms Homeomorphisms of S 1 ◮ Identify S 1 = R / Z by t ∈ [ 0 , 1 ] → e 2 π it ∈ S 1 ◮ Homeo φ is a continuous increasing function on [ 0 , 1 ] with φ ( 0 ) = 0, φ ( 1 ) = 1 ◮ If φ were a diffeomorphism then φ ′ ( t ) > 0 so φ ′ ( t ) = e X ( t ) , X real, and � t � 1 e X ( s ) ds / e X ( s ) ds φ ( t ) = 0 0 Proposal of P . Jones: Take X a random field , the restriction of 2d free field on the unit circle. The result is not differentiable.

  12. Random measure Let X ( s ) be the Gaussian random field with covariance E X ( s ) X ( t ) = − log | e 2 π is − e 2 π it | ◮ X is not a function: E X ( t ) 2 = ∞ � 1 ◮ Smeared field 0 f ( t ) X ( t ) dt is a random variable Define e β X ( s ) : ◮ Regularize: X → X ǫ ◮ Normal order : e β X ǫ ( s ) := e β X ǫ ( s ) / E e β X ǫ ( s ) β ∈ R Then, almost surely ǫ → 0 : e β X ǫ ( s ) : ds = τ β ( ds ) w − lim τ β ( ds ) is a random Borel measure on S 1 ("quantum length").

  13. Random homeomorphisms Properties of τ : √ ◮ τ β = 0 if β ≥ 2 √ ◮ For 0 ≤ β < 2, τ β has no atoms ◮ E τ β ( B ) p < ∞ for −∞ < p < 2 /β 2 √ Let, for β < 2 φ ( t ) := τ β ([ 0 , t ]) /τ β ([ 0 , 1 ]) . φ is almost surely Hölder continuous homeo By Hölder inequality the distortion | φ ( s + t ) − φ ( s ) | | φ ( s − t ) − φ ( s ) | = τ ([ s , s + t ]) τ ([ s − t , s ]) ∈ L p ( ω ) , p < 2 /β 2 but φ is a.s. not quasisymmetric .

  14. Result Theorem . Let φ β be the random homeomorphism φ β ( t ) = τ β ([ 0 , t ]) /τ β ([ 0 , 1 ]) √ with β < 2. Then a.s. φ β admits a conformal welding (Γ β , f β + , f β − ) . The Jordan curve Γ β is unique, up to a Möbius transformation and almost surely continous in β .

  15. Connection to SLE √ ◮ Welding homeo looses continuity as β ↑ 2 ◮ ν ( ds ) := τ β ( ds ) /τ β ([ 0 , 1 ]) is a Gibbs measure of a Random Energy Model with logarithmically correlated energies, β − 1 temperature √ ◮ Conjecture: lim ǫ → 0 ν ǫ nontrivial also for β ≥ 2 √ ◮ β > 2 is a spin glass phase and ν is believed to be atomic. Questions . Γ vs SLE κ , κ = 2 β 2 ? Duplantier, Sheffield (need to compose our maps) √ Does welding exist for β = 2? √ What is the right framework for β > 2?

  16. Outline of proof 1. Extension of φ to f : ˆ C → ˆ C by Beurling-Ahlfors ⇒ bound for µ = ¯ = ∂ f /∂ f in terms of the measure τ . 2. Existence for Beltrami equation by a method of Lehto to control moduli of annuli 3. Probabilistic large deviation estimate for the Lehto integral which controls moduli of annuli 4. Uniqueness of welding: theorem of Jones-Smirnov on removability of Hölder curves

  17. Extension Beurling-Ahlfors extension: φ : R → R extends to F φ : H → H � 1 F φ ( x + iy ) = 1 ( φ ( x + ty )+ φ ( x − ty )+ i ( φ ( x + ty ) − φ ( x − ty )) dt . 2 0 Solve Beltrami ∂ ¯ z F = χ D ( z ) µ ( z ) ∂ z F with µ = ∂ ¯ z F φ /∂ z F φ to get Γ = F ( ∂ D )

  18. Existence and Hölder Existence by equicontinuity of regularized solutions: µ → µ ǫ := ( 1 − ǫ ) µ elliptic : � µ ǫ � ∞ ≤ 1 − ǫ . Show for balls B r ( w ) diam ( F ǫ ( B r ( w ))) ≤ Cr a uniformly in ǫ . Then F ǫ uniformly Hölder continuous. Bonus: F Hölder (use for uniqueness of welding)

  19. Moduli Idea by Lehto: control images of annuli under F : diam ( F ǫ ( B r ( w ))) ≤ 80 e − π mod A r . ◮ Annular region A r := F ( B 1 ( w ) \ B r ( w )) ◮ mod A r modulus of A r Hölder continuity follows if can show mod A r ≥ c log ( 1 / r ) , c > 0

  20. Lehto integral Lower bound for moduli of images of annuli: mod F ( B R ( w ) \ B r ( w )) ≥ 2 π L ( w , r , R ) L ( w , r , R ) is the Lehto integral : � R 1 d ρ L ( w , r , R ) = � 2 π � w + ρ e i θ � ρ K d θ r 0 K is the distortion of F φ K ( z ) := 1 + | µ ( z ) | 1 − | µ ( z ) | Need to show L ( w , r , 1 ) ≥ a log ( 1 / r )

  21. Localization Let w ∈ ∂ D and decompose in scales: n n � � L ( w , 2 − n , 1 ) = L ( w , 2 − k , 2 − k + 1 ) := L k k = 1 k = 1 Point : • L k are i.i.d. and weakly correlated • P ( L k < ǫ ) → 0 as ǫ → 0. Reason : • L k can be bounded in terms of τ ( I ) τ ( J ) , I , J dyadic intervals of size O ( 2 − n ) near w � I e β X ( s ) ds depend mostly on the • Random variables τ ( I ) = scale 2 − n part of the free field X ( s ) for s ∈ I and these are almost independent.

  22. Probabilistic estimate Prove a large deviation estimate : � � L ( w , 2 − n , 1 ) < δ n ≤ 2 − ( 1 + ǫ ) n Prob For some δ > 0, ǫ > 0 and all n > 0 Rest is Borel-Cantelli : ◮ Pick a grid, spacing 2 − ( 1 + 1 2 ǫ ) n , points w i , i = 1 , . . . 2 ( 1 + 1 2 ǫ ) n . ◮ Then for almost all ω : for n > n ( ω ) and all w i L ( w i , 2 − n , 1 ) > δ n Then for all balls diam ( F ǫ ( B r )) < Cr a = ⇒ Hölder continuity a.e. in ω

  23. Uniqueness Uniqueness for welding follows from Hölder continuity: Suppose f ± and f ′ ± are two solutions, mapping D , D ∞ onto Ω ± and Ω ′ ± . Show: f ′ Φ : � C → � ± = Φ ◦ f ± , C Möbius. Now � + ◦ ( f + ) − 1 ( z ) f ′ if z ∈ Ω + Ψ( z ) := − ◦ ( f − ) − 1 ( z ) f ′ if z ∈ Ω − is continuous on ˆ C and conformal outside Γ = ∂ Ω ± . Result of Jones-Smirnov : Hölder curves are conformally removable i.e. Ψ extends conformally to � C i.e.it is Möbius.

  24. Decomposition to scales Decompose the free field X into scales: ∞ � X = X n n = 0 X n are i.i.d. modulo scaling: ◮ X n ∼ x ( 2 n · ) in law ◮ x smooth field correlated on unit scale: x ( s ) and x ( t ) are independent if | s − t | > O ( 1 ) ⇒ X n ( s ) and X n ( t ) are independent if | s − t | > O ( 2 − n ) . ◮ =

  25. Decomposing free field Nice representation of free field in terms of white noise (Kahane, Bacry, Muzy): � W ( dxdy ) X ( s ) = χ ( | x − s | ≤ y ) y H W is white noise in H . � W ( dxdy ) χ ( | x − s | ≤ y ) χ ( y ∈ [ 2 − n , 2 − n + 1 ]) X n ( s ) = y H

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