Randomized trial characterizes joint distributions in two-layer Schur and Whittaker processes, suggesting new growth rate applications.
Stationary measures of last passage percolation with geometric weights and the log-gamma polymer in a strip of the Z² lattice are characterized in arXiv:2306.05983 using variants of Schur and Whittaker processes, called two-layer Gibbs measures. In this article, we prove contour integral formulas characterizing the multipoint joint distribution of two-layer Schur and Whittaker processes. We also express them as Doob transformed Markov processes with explicit transition kernels. As an example of application of our formulas, we compute the growth rate of the KPZ equation on $[0,L]$ with arbitrary boundary parameters.
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