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The KPZ equation and the directed landscape
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This paper proves the convergence of the narrow wedge solutions of the KPZ equation to the Airy sheet and the directed landscape in the locally uniform topology. This is the first convergence result to the Airy sheet and the directed landscape established for a positive temperature model. We also give an independent proof for the convergence of the KPZ equation to the KPZ fixed point for general initial conditions in the locally uniform topology. Together with the directed landscape convergence, we show the joint convergence to the KPZ fixed point for multiple initial conditions.
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