Remarks on the intersection of SLE() curve with the real line

Abstract

SLE() is a variant of SLE where characterizes the repulsion (if >0) or attraction (<0) from the boundary. This paper examines the probabilities of SLE() to get close to the boundary. We show how close the chordal SLE() curves get to the boundary asymptotically, and provide an estimate for the probability that the SLE() curve hits graph of functions. These generalize the similar result derived by Schramm and Zhou for standard SLE curves.

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