On shift Harnack inequalities for subordinate semigroups and moment estimates for Lévy processes
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Abstract: We show that shift Harnack type inequalities (in the sense of F.-Y.~Wang cite{Wan14}) are preserved under Bochner's subordination. The proofs are based on two types of moment estimates for subordinators. As a by-product we establish moment estimates for general L'evy processes.
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