Abstract

A precise meaning is given to the following intuitive statement: between the two times when it hits a double point, a Brownian motion behaves like a Brownian bridge. The main tool is the notion of intersection local time, which provides a measure on the set of double points, and hence a notion of properties of almost all double points. Results are applied to study points of infinite multiplicity of plane Brownian paths.

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