On small deviations of Gaussian multiplicative chaos with a strictly logarithmic covariance on Euclidean ball
Abstract
Recognizing the regime of positive definiteness for a strictly logarithmic covariance kernel, we prove that the small deviations of a related Gaussian multiplicative chaos (GMC) Mγ are for each natural dimension d always of lognormal type, i.e. the upper and lower limits as t ∞ of -(P(Mγ(B(0,r)) δ )/( δ)2 are finite and bounded away from zero. We then place the small deviations in the context of Laplace transforms of Mγ and discuss the explicit bounds on the associated constants. We also provide some new representations of the Laplace transform of GMC related to a strictly logarithmic covariance kernel.
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