Slow decay of Gibbs measures with heavy tails

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Abstract: We consider Glauber dynamics reversible with respect to Gibbs measures with heavy tails. Spins are unbounded. The interactions are bounded and finite range. The self potential enters into two classes of measures, kappa-concave probability measure and sub-exponential laws, for which it is known that no exponential decay can occur. We prove, using coercive inequalities, that the associated infinite volume semi-group decay to equilibrium polynomially and stretched exponentially, respectively. Thus improving and extending previous results by Bobkov and Zegarlinski.


From the author's abstract: We consider Glauber dynamics reversible with respect to Gibbs measures with heavy tails in the case when spins are unbounded. The interactions are bounded and of finite range. The self-potential enters into two classes of measures, \(\kappa\)-concave probability measures and sub-exponential laws, for which it is known that no exponential decay can occur. Using coercive inequalities we prove that, for \(\kappa\)-concave probability measures, the associated infinite volume semi-group decays to equilibrium polynomially and stretched exponentially for sub-exponential laws. This improves and extends previous results by \textit{S. Bobkov} and \textit{B. Zegarlinski} [``Distributions with slow tails and ergodicity of Markov semigroups in infinite dimensions, Around the research of Vladimir Maz'ya. I. Function spaces. Dordrecht: Springer; Novosibirsk: Tamara Rozhkovskaya Publisher. International Mathematical Series (New York) 11, 13--79 (2010; Zbl 1200.60020)].



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