2026-07-072026-07-07http://salesiana.dossiersoluciones.com/handle/123456789/143574This paper examines how close the chordal $\SLE_κ$ curve gets to the real line asymptotically far away from its starting point. In particular, when $κ\in(0,4)$, it is shown that if $β>β_κ:=1/(8/κ-2)$, then the intersection of the $\SLE_κ$ curve with the graph of the function $y=x/(\log x)^β$, $x>e$, is a.s. bounded, while it is a.s. unbounded if $β=β_κ$. The critical $\SLE_4$ curve a.s. intersects the graph of $y=x^{-(\log\log x)^α}$, $x>e^e$, in an unbounded set if $α\le 1$, but not if $α>1$. Under a very mild regularity assumption on the function $y(x)$, we give a necessary and sufficient integrability condition for the intersection of the $\SLE_κ$ path with the graph of $y$ to be unbounded. We also prove that the Hausdorff dimension of the intersection set of the $\SLE_κ$ curve and real axis is $2-8/κ$ when $4<κ<8$.18 pages, new results are added, typos are correctedProbabilityComplex Variables60D05, 28A80text