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Majorization, 4G Theorem and Schrödinger perturbations

Majorization, 4G Theorem and Schrödinger perturbations Schrödinger perturbations of transition densities by singular potentials may fail to be comparable with the original transition density. For instance, this is so for the transition density of a subordinator perturbed by any time-independent unbounded potential. In order to estimate such perturbations, it is convenient to use an auxiliary transition density as a majorant and the 4G inequality for the original transition density and the majorant. We prove the 4G inequality for the 1/2-stable and inverse Gaussian subordinators, discuss the corresponding class of admissible potentials and indicate estimates for the resulting transition densities of Schrödinger operators. The connection of the transition densities to their generators is made via the weak-type notion of fundamental solution. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Evolution Equations Springer Journals

Majorization, 4G Theorem and Schrödinger perturbations

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Springer Journals
Copyright
Copyright © 2015 by The Author(s)
Subject
Mathematics; Analysis
ISSN
1424-3199
eISSN
1424-3202
DOI
10.1007/s00028-015-0301-7
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Abstract

Schrödinger perturbations of transition densities by singular potentials may fail to be comparable with the original transition density. For instance, this is so for the transition density of a subordinator perturbed by any time-independent unbounded potential. In order to estimate such perturbations, it is convenient to use an auxiliary transition density as a majorant and the 4G inequality for the original transition density and the majorant. We prove the 4G inequality for the 1/2-stable and inverse Gaussian subordinators, discuss the corresponding class of admissible potentials and indicate estimates for the resulting transition densities of Schrödinger operators. The connection of the transition densities to their generators is made via the weak-type notion of fundamental solution.

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Journal of Evolution EquationsSpringer Journals

Published: Nov 26, 2015

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