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The tail distribution of the partition function for directed polymer in the weak disorder phase

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arxiv 2405.04335 v3 pith:532MO5T4 submitted 2024-05-07 math.PR

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We investigate the upper tail distribution of the partition function of the directed polymer in a random environment on $\mathbb Z^d$ in the weak disorder phase. We show that the distribution of the infinite volume partition function $W^{\beta}_{\infty}$ displays a power-law decay, with an exponent $p^*(\beta)\in [1+\frac{2}{d},\infty)$. We also prove that the distribution of the suprema of the point-to-point and point-to-line partition functions display the same behavior. On the way to these results, we prove a technical estimate of independent interest: the $L^p$-norm of the partition function at the time when it overshoots a high value $A$ is comparable to $A$. We use this estimate to extend the validity of many recent results that were proved under the assumption that the environment is upper bounded.

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