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Regularity of Schramm-Loewner Evolutions, annular crossings, and rough path theory

When studying stochastic processes, it is often fruitful to have an understanding of several different notions of regularity. One such notion is the optimal Hölder exponent obtainable under reparametrization. In this paper, we show that the chordal SLE_kappa path in the unit disk for kappa less than or equal to 4 can be reparametrized to be Hölder continuous of any order up to 1/(1+kappa/8). From this result, we obtain that the Young integral is well defined along such SLE paths with probability one, and hence that SLE admits a path-wise notion of integration. This allows for us to consider the expected signature of SLE, as defined in rough path theory, and to give a precise formula for its first three gradings. The main technical result required is a uniform bound on the probability that a SLE crosses an annulus k-distinct times.

preprint2011arXivOpen access

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