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Some properties of the true self-repelling motion

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In this talk, I will first recall the definition of the “true self repelling motion” (TSRM), a self-interacting one-dimensional process which has been constructed by Balint Toth and Wendelin Werner in 1998. Its construction uses a family of coalescing Brownian motions now called the “Brownian Web” which is interesting for its own sake and has been largely studied since. I will then show how to derive properties of the TSRM such as large deviation estimates or local fluctuations, using properties of this Brownian web.

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