

Lecture 3: What is the Universal Scaling Limit of Random Interface Growth, and What Does It Tell Us?
De Ivan Corwin


Coulomb gas approach to conformal field theory and lattice models of 2D statistical physics
De Stanislav Smirnov
Apparaît dans la collection : Les probabilités de demain 2017
Bessel processes are a one-parameter family of nonnegative diffusion processes with a singular drift. When the parameter (called dimension) is smaller than one, the drift is non-dissipative, and deriving regularity properties for the transition semigroup in such a regime is a very difficult problem in general. In my talk I will show that, nevertheless, the transition semigroups of Bessel processes of dimension between 0 and 1 satisfy a Bismut-Elworthy-Li formula, with the particularity that the martingale term is only in L^{p} for some p more than 1, rather than L^{2} as in the dissipative case. As a consequence some interesting strong Feller bounds can be obtained.