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We review one method for estimating the modulus of continuity of a Schramm–Loewner evolution (SLE) curve in terms of the inverse Loewner map. Then we prove estimates about the distribution of the inverse Loewner map, which underpin the difficulty in bounding the modulus of continuity of SLE for \(\kappa =8\). The main idea in the proof of these estimates is applying the Girsanov theorem to reduce the problem to estimates about one-dimensional Brownian motion.
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The research of G. Lawler is supported by NSF Grant DMS-0907143.
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Alvisio, M., Lawler, G.F. Note on the existence and modulus of continuity of the \({\textit{SLE}}_8\) curve. Metrika 77, 5–22 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00184-013-0471-7
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