2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2020.124874
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Non-archimedean generalized Bessel potentials and their applications

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“…Unlike the Bessel potentials studied in [10,23,25], (in [10] and [23] denoted by J α ), in this article, certain classes Feller semigroups and Markov processes associated with the convolution kernel of our Bessel α-potentials are studied. Additionally, for the first time in the p-adic context, families of measures (σ α ) α>0 over Q n p associated with convolution semigroups are introduced.…”
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“…Unlike the Bessel potentials studied in [10,23,25], (in [10] and [23] denoted by J α ), in this article, certain classes Feller semigroups and Markov processes associated with the convolution kernel of our Bessel α-potentials are studied. Additionally, for the first time in the p-adic context, families of measures (σ α ) α>0 over Q n p associated with convolution semigroups are introduced.…”
Section: U(x T) := T (T)g(x)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, for the first time in the p-adic context, families of measures (σ α ) α>0 over Q n p associated with convolution semigroups are introduced. Another aspect to consider, which marks a difference between our Bessel α-potentials and those studied in [25], is that the symbol of our pseudo-differential operators is not required to be negative definite functions. Therefore, in a certain sense, our convolution semigroups do not necessarily belong to the convolution semigroups studied in [25].…”
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“…Therefore, the ultrametric spaces (in particular the p-adic numbers) are proposed as a natural, necessary and essential structure to study the spreading of infectious diseases (say COVID-19) through a random walk on a complex energy landscape and taking into account social clusters in a situation of extreme social isolation. For more details, the reader can consult [3,19,20,23,34].…”
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