Abstract:We examine the density functions of the first exit times of the Bessel process from the intervals [0, 1) and (0, 1). First, we express them by means of the transition density function of the killed process. Using that relationship we provide precise estimates and asymptotics of the exit time densities. In particular, the results hold for the first exit time of the n-dimensional Brownian motion from a ball.2010 Mathematics Subject Classification. 60J60, 60J65.
We provide sharp two-sided estimates on the Dirichlet heat kernel k1(t, x, y) for the Laplacian in a ball. The result accurately describes the exponential behaviour of the kernel for small times and significantly improves the qualitatively sharp results known so far. As a consequence we obtain the full description of the kernel k1(t, x, y) in terms of its global two-sided sharp estimates.
We provide sharp two-sided estimates on the Dirichlet heat kernel k1(t, x, y) for the Laplacian in a ball. The result accurately describes the exponential behaviour of the kernel for small times and significantly improves the qualitatively sharp results known so far. As a consequence we obtain the full description of the kernel k1(t, x, y) in terms of its global two-sided sharp estimates.
“…In this context, providing asymptotic expansion of the considered Bessel heat kernels is a natural improvement of these results. It is worth noting that the analogous expansions for the density of the first hitting time of Bessel processes were derived recently in [17] and [15].…”
“…In this context, providing asymptotic expansion of the considered Bessel heat kernels is a natural improvement of these results. It is worth noting that the analogous expansions for the density of the first hitting time of Bessel processes were derived recently in [15,17].…”
We consider Dirichlet heat kernel p (μ) a (t, x, y) for the Bessel differential operator L (μ) = d 2 dx 2 + 2μ+1 2x , μ ∈ R, in half-line (a, ∞), a > 0, and provide its asymptotic expansions for x y/t → ∞.
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