Boundary proximity of SLE

Abstract

This paper examines how close the chordal curve gets to the real line asymptotically far away from its starting point. In particular, when ∈(0,4), it is shown that if β>β:=1/(8/-2), then the intersection of the curve with the graph of the function y=x/( x)β, x>e, is a.s. bounded, while it is a.s. unbounded if β=β. The critical 4 curve a.s. intersects the graph of y=x-( x)α, x>ee, in an unbounded set if α 1, but not if α>1. Under a very mild regularity assumption on the function y(x), we give a necessary and sufficient integrability condition for the intersection of the path with the graph of y to be unbounded. We also prove that the Hausdorff dimension of the intersection set of the curve and real axis is 2-8/ when 4<<8.

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