This analysis demonstrates upper bounds for mass behavior in stochastic heat flow, suggesting integrability and positivity.
We study the critical two-dimensional stochastic heat flow Zₜϑ, recently constructed as the scaling limit of directed polymers in a random environment and as the limit of the solution to a mollified stochastic heat equation. Focusing on the mass of balls Zₜϑ(Bᵣ(0),Bᵣ(a)) (a∈ R², $r>0$), we establish an upper bound on its lower tail. As a consequence, we prove the integrability of the logarithm of Zₜϑ(Bᵣ(0),Bᵣ(a)) and its strict positivity. These results provide partial answers to open questions concerning the local behavior of Zₜ^ϑ.
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Makoto Nakashima (2025) studied this question.
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