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Brownian scaling gives $|B_t|\stackrel{d}{=}\sqrt{t}R$, where $R=|B_1|$ has Rayleigh distribution with density $r{e}^{-r^2/2}$, $r>0$. For every $p>0$,Near zero this is bounded by ${\int }_0^1|\log r{|}^{p}rdr={\int }_0^{\infty }{u}^p{e}^{-2u}du$, which is finite; near infinity the Gaussian tail dominates any logarithmic power. The inequality $|a+b{|}^p\le C_p(|a{|}^p+|b{|}^p)$, valid also for $0<p<1$, now yieldsLet $c=\mathbb{E}\log R$, a finite constant. The same scaling identity givesAn integrable martingale has constant expectation, so the logarithm of planar Brownian radius is a strict local martingale on $[1,\infty )$. Fixed-time integrability, even of every positive power, does not imply the stopping-time uniform integrability required in part a.