Self-Avoiding Walks on the UIPQ

SOJOURNS IN PROBABILITY THEORY AND STATISTICAL PHYSICS - III: INTERACTING PARTICLE SYSTEMS AND RANDOM WALKS, A FESTSCHRIFT FOR CHARLES M. NEWMAN(2016)

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Abstract
We study an annealed model of Uniform Infinite Planar Quadrangulation (UIPQ) with an infinite two-sided self-avoiding walk (SAW), which can also be described as the result of glueing together two independent uniform infinite quadrangulations of the half-plane (UIHPQs). We prove a lower bound on the displacement of the SAW which, combined with estimates from our previous paper, shows that the self-avoiding walk is diffusive. As a byproduct this implies that the volume growth exponent of the lattice in question is $4$ (as is the case for the standard UIPQ); nevertheless, using our previous work we show its law to be singular with respect to that of the standard UIPQ, that is -- in the language of statistical physics -- the fact that disorder holds.
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Uniform Infinite Planar Quadrangulation, Random planar maps, Self-avoiding walk, Peeling process
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