Molecules as metric measure spaces with Kato-bounded Ricci curvature

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Abstract: Set Psi:=−log(ildePsi), with ildePsi>0 the ground state of an arbitrary molecule with n electrons in the infinite mass limit (neglecting spin/statistics). Let SigmasubsetIR3n be the set of singularities of the underlying Coulomb potential. We show that the metric measure space IMM given by IR3n with its Euclidean distance and the measure mu(dx)=e^{-2Psi(x)}dx has a Bakry-Emery-Ricci tensor which is absolutely bounded by the the function xmapsto|x−Sigma|−1, which we show to be an element of the Kato class induced by IMM. In addition, it is shown IMM is stochastically complete, that is, the Brownian motion which is induced by a molecule is nonexplosive, and that the heat semigroup of IMM has the Linfty-to-Lipschitz smoothing property. Our proofs reveal a fundamental connection between the above geometric/probabilistic properties and recently obtained derivative estimates for ePsi by Fournais/So rensen, as well as Aizenman/Simon's Harnack inequality for Schr"odinger operators. Moreover, our results suggest to study general metric measure spaces having a Ricci curvature which is synthetically bounded from below/above by a function in the underlying Kato class.




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