
TL;DR
This paper extends the convergence results of open ASEP height functions to the KPZ equation with Neumann boundary conditions, including negative boundary parameters and narrow-wedge initial data, and confirms Tracy-Widom fluctuations.
Contribution
It generalizes previous convergence results to broader boundary conditions and initial data, providing new heat-kernel estimates and fluctuation analysis.
Findings
Extended convergence to negative Neumann boundary parameters.
Generalized initial data to narrow-wedge case.
Proved $t^{1/3}$-scale GOE Tracy-Widom fluctuations.
Abstract
It was recently proved in [Corwin-Shen, 2016] that under weak asymmetry scaling, the height functions for open ASEP on the half-line and on a bounded interval converge to the Hopf-Cole solution of the KPZ equation with Neumann boundary conditions. In their assumptions [Corwin-Shen, 2016] chose positive values for the Neumann boundary conditions, and they assumed initial data which is close to stationarity. By developing more extensive heat-kernel estimates, we extend their results to negative values of the Neumann boundary parameters, and we also show how to generalize their results to narrow-wedge initial data (which is very far from stationarity). As a corollary via [Barraquand-Borodin-Corwin-Wheeler, 2017], we obtain the Laplace transform of the one-point distribution for half-line KPZ, and use this to prove -scale GOE Tracy-Widom long-time fluctuations.
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