Towards a characterization of Markov processes enjoying the time-inversion property
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Abstract: We give a necessary and sufficient condition for a homogeneous Markov process taking values in to enjoy the time-inversion property of degree . The condition sets the shape for the semigroup densities of the process and allows to further extend the class of known processes satisfying the time-inversion property. As an application we recover the result of Watanabe in cite{Wa1975} for continuous and conservative Markov processes on . As new examples we generalize Dunkl processes and construct a matrix-valued process with jumps related to the Wishart process by a skew-product representation.
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