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Existence of multi-point boundary Green’s function for chordal Schramm-Loewner evolution (SLE). (English) Zbl 1517.60107

Summary: In the paper we prove that, for \(\kappa \in (0,8)\), the \(n\)-point boundary Green’s function of exponent \(\frac{8}{\kappa }-1\) for chordal SLE\(_\kappa\) exists. We also prove that the convergence is uniform over compact sets and the Green’s function is continuous. We also give up-to-constant bounds for the Green’s function.

MSC:

60J67 Stochastic (Schramm-)Loewner evolution (SLE)
60J45 Probabilistic potential theory
31C15 Potentials and capacities on other spaces

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