Abstract
For the model of directed polymers in a Gaussian random environment introduced by Imbrie and Spencer, we establish: • a Large Deviations Principle for the end position of the polymer under the Gibbs measure; • a scaling inequality between the volume exponent and the fluctuation exponent of the free energy; • a relationship between the volume exponent and the rate function of the Large Deviations Principle.
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