Résumé : The rightmost particle in a branching Brownian motion at time $t$ is, with high probability, around position $2t - 3/2 \ln t$. The probability that it lies around position $c t$ with $c>2$ is exponentially small with time, with a rate which is known since Chauvin Rouault (1989). We investigate the details of these large deviations, using as a starting point an intriguing relation between the quantity we consider and the median position of the rightmost particle.
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