Abstract:We consider a general class of metric measure spaces equipped with a regular Dirichlet form and then provide a lower bound on the hitting time probabilities of the associated Hunt process. Using these estimates we establish (i) a generalization of the classical Lieb's inequality on metric measure spaces and (ii) uniqueness of nonnegative super-solutions on metric measure spaces. Finally, using heat-kernel estimates we generalize the local Faber-Krahn inequality recently obtained in [30].for some x ∈ R d where … Show more
“…(b) Suppose that U (x) |x| m , m > −α, and V (x) |x| n , n > −β. Such potential functions are considered in [4,9,13,25]. It is easy to see that we have Φ U (r) r d+m and Φ V (r) r d+n .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Such potential functions are considered in [4,9,13,25]. It is easy to see that we have Φ U (r) r d+m and Φ V (r) r d+n .…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article we propose a simple and unified probabilistic approach which is capable to deal with such problems in the exterior domains for a large family of f, g. We refer the readers to the discussion at the end of Section 2 to compare the sharpness of our results to the existing literature. Recently, a similar probabilistic approach has been used in [4] for studying Liouville type properties for local Dirichlet forms on metric measure spaces.…”
In this article we present a simple and unified probabilistic approach to prove nonexistence of positive super-solutions for systems of equations involving potential terms and the fractional Laplacian in an exterior domain. Such problems arise in the analysis of a priori estimates of solutions. The class of problems we consider in this article is quite general compared to the literature. The main ingredient for our proofs is the hitting time estimates for the symmetric α-stable process and probabilistic representation of the super-solutions.
“…(b) Suppose that U (x) |x| m , m > −α, and V (x) |x| n , n > −β. Such potential functions are considered in [4,9,13,25]. It is easy to see that we have Φ U (r) r d+m and Φ V (r) r d+n .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such potential functions are considered in [4,9,13,25]. It is easy to see that we have Φ U (r) r d+m and Φ V (r) r d+n .…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article we propose a simple and unified probabilistic approach which is capable to deal with such problems in the exterior domains for a large family of f, g. We refer the readers to the discussion at the end of Section 2 to compare the sharpness of our results to the existing literature. Recently, a similar probabilistic approach has been used in [4] for studying Liouville type properties for local Dirichlet forms on metric measure spaces.…”
In this article we present a simple and unified probabilistic approach to prove nonexistence of positive super-solutions for systems of equations involving potential terms and the fractional Laplacian in an exterior domain. Such problems arise in the analysis of a priori estimates of solutions. The class of problems we consider in this article is quite general compared to the literature. The main ingredient for our proofs is the hitting time estimates for the symmetric α-stable process and probabilistic representation of the super-solutions.
“…in R + × H n , where u 0 , u 1 ∈ L 1 loc (H n ). For more related works on this type of nonexistence theorems on Heisenberg groups, we refer to [2,36,37], for H-type groups [8], for Carnot groups [12,26], and for metric measure spaces [7].…”
In this paper, we generalize Liouville type theorems for some semilinear partial differential inequalities to sub-Riemannian manifolds satisfying a nonnegative generalized curvature-dimension inequality introduced by Baudoin and Garofalo in [5]. In particular, our results apply to all Sasakian manifolds with nonnegative horizontal Webster-Tanaka-Ricci curvature. The key ingredient is to construct a class of "good" cut-off functions. We also provide some upper bounds for lifespan to parabolic and hyperbolic inequalities.
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