Massive SLE4 and the scaling limit of the massive harmonic explorer
Abstract
The massive harmonic explorer is a model of random discrete path on the hexagonal lattice that was proposed by Makarov and Smirnov as a massive perturbation of the harmonic explorer. They argued that the scaling limit of the massive harmonic explorer in a bounded domain is a massive version of chordal SLE4, called massive SLE4, which is conformally covariant and absolutely continuous with respect to chordal SLE4. In this paper, we provide a full and rigorous proof of this statement. Moreover, we show that a massive SLE4 curve can be coupled with a massive Gaussian free field as its level line, when the field has appropriate boundary conditions.
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