Let $\mu\sim N(0,1)$, $Z\sim N(\mu,1)$. Then $Z$ can be viewed as a mixture of Gaussians. It can also be viewed as a Gaussian but there is a prior for the mean. 

Let $X\sim\exp(\lambda)$ where the density of $\exp(\lambda)$ is parameterized as $\exp(-x/\lambda)/\lambda$. Now I'm interested in the asymptotic behavior of the following probability:
$$\mathbb{P}_\lambda(Z^2\leq X)$$
as $\lambda\to0^+$. 

Here $Z^2$ can also be viewed as a non-central chi-squared distribution with 1 degree of freedom and a prior distribution of $\chi_1^2$ on the non-central parameter. 

Obviously this probability tends 0 as $\lambda\to0^+$. I also did some simulation study and it seems that the order should be $\sqrt{\lambda}$. However, I'm not able to come up with a rigorous proof and have no idea on where to start.

[![Simulation][1]][1]


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