Scale invariant boundary Harnack principle at infinity for Feller processes (Q1681859): Difference between revisions

The boundary Harnack principle is a result expressing that nonnegative functions, which are harmonic in an open set and vanish near a part of the boundary of the open set, have the same boundary decay rate near that part of boundary. In the present paper, a uniform and scale boundary Harnack principle at infinity is proved for a large class of processes.