Second-Order Elliptic Operators and Heat Kernels on Lie Groups (Q3978439)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 12219
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 12219 |
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25 June 1992
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Lie group
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right Haar measure
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strongly elliptic second-order differential operator
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right-invariant vector fields
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Lie algebra
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positive integral kernel
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interpolating family of semigroups
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Second-Order Elliptic Operators and Heat Kernels on Lie Groups (English)
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Let \(G\) be a Lie group of dimension \(d\), possibly with uncountably many components. Let \(L_ p=L_ p(G,dg)\) and \(L_{\hat p}=L_ p(G,d\hat g)\), where \(dg\) is a left and \(d\hat g=\Delta(g)^{-1}dg\) is a right Haar measure on \(G\). The authors consider a strongly elliptic second- order differential operator \[ C=-\sum^ d_{i,j=1}A_ ic_{ij}A_ j+\sum^ d_{i=1}c_ iA_ i+c_ 0 \] on \(G\). Here \(A_ 1,\dots,A_ d\) are the right-invariant vector fields on \(G\) corresponding to a basis of the Lie algebra of \(G\), and \(c_ i\in L_{\infty;n}\), \(c_{ij}\in L_{\infty;n+1}\) with \(n>d/2\) are real valued functions on \(G\). \(C\) is the generator of a positive semigroup \(t\to T_ t^{(p)}\) (resp. \(t\to\hat T_ t^{(p)})\) on \(L_ p\) (resp. \(L_{\hat p})\) for \(1\leq p\leq\infty\). The authors prove the theorem that there exists for each \(t>0\) a positive integral kernel \(K_ t\), independent of \(p\in[1,\infty]\), such that \[ \left(T_ t^{(p)}\phi\right)(g)=\int_ G K_ t(g;h)\phi(h)dh \quad\hbox{for all }\phi\in L_ p,\hbox{ and} \] \[ \left(\hat T_ t^{(p)}\psi\right)(g)=\int_ G K_ t(g;h)\psi(h)d\hat h \quad\hbox{for all }\psi\in L_{\hat p}. \] They proceed by showing the following upper and lower estimates of this semigroup kernel \(K_ t\): \[ a't^{-d/2}e^{-b'| gh^{-1}|^ 2/t}e^{-\omega't}\leq K_ t(g;h)\leq at^{-d/2}e^{-b| gh^{- 1}|^ 2/t}e^{-\omega t}, \] where \(| gh^{-1}|\) is the right invariant distance from \(h\) to \(g\), and \(a'\), \(b'\), \(\omega'\), \(a\), \(b\), \(\omega\) are positive constants. The theorem explains why \(C\) generates an interpolating family of semigroups on the \(L_ p\)-spaces, which is the principal result of \textit{M. Arendt, C. J. K. Batty} and \textit{D. W. Robinson} [J. Oper. Theory 23, 369-408 (1990)].
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