Limit theorems for self-intersecting trajectories in Z-extensions
Phalempin Maxence (UBO UFR ST)

TL;DR
This paper establishes a functional limit theorem for the self-intersection counts of trajectories in Z-extensions of dynamical systems, including the Lorentz gas, showing convergence to Brownian local time.
Contribution
It introduces a new limit theorem for self-intersecting trajectories in Z-extensions, linking discrete dynamical processes to continuous Brownian motion.
Findings
Proves a functional limit theorem for self-intersection processes.
Shows convergence of discrete local time to Brownian local time.
Applies results to Z-periodic Lorentz gas.
Abstract
This paper studies for a class of Z-extensions of dynamical systems including Z-periodic Lorentz gas the asymptotic behavior of the number of self-intersections of the trajectory of the flow. It concludes on a functional limit theorem for the auto-intersection process by studying Skorohod convergence of discrete local time of a dynamical random walk toward the local time of a Brownian motion.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum chaos and dynamical systems · Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
