The extremal process of centered square-root local time on the leaves of a regular tree converges to a decorated Poisson point process with the same cluster law as the Gaussian Free Field.
Tightness for the Cover Time of Wired Planar Domains
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We consider a continuous time simple random walk on a subset of the square lattice with wired boundary conditions: the walk transitions at unit edge rate on the graph obtained from the lattice closure of the subset by contracting the boundary into one vertex. We study the cover time of such walk, namely the time it takes for the walk to visit all vertices in the graph. Taking a sequence of subsets obtained as scaled lattice versions of a nice planar domain, we show that the square root of the cover time normalized by the size of the subset, is tight around $\frac{1}{\sqrt{\pi}} \log N - \frac{1}{4 \sqrt{\pi}} \log \log N$, where $N$ is the scale parameter. This proves an analog, for the wired case, of a conjecture by Bramson and Zeitouni from 2009. The proof is based on comparison with the extremal landscape of the discrete Gaussian free field.
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Extremal process of the local time of simple random walk on a regular tree
The extremal process of centered square-root local time on the leaves of a regular tree converges to a decorated Poisson point process with the same cluster law as the Gaussian Free Field.