Symmetrizing measures for infinite dimensional diffusions: An analytic approach.

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This paper is concerned with the existence, uniqueness, characterization and uniform a priori estimates for symmetrizing measures of lattice stochastic dynamics. This is given by an infinite dimensional diffusion process satisfying the stochastic differential equation \[ d\xi_k(t) = - \nabla_k E(\xi(t))dt + \sqrt{2/\beta}\, d w_k(t) \] where \(k\in Z^d\), \((w_k)_{k\in Z^d}\) is a family of independent standard one-dimensional Wiener processes, \(\beta>0\) is the inverse temperature and, heuristically, \(\nabla_k E(x) = J \sum_{j : | j-k| =1} (x_k-x_j) + V'(x_k)\). The function \(V\), the self-interaction potential, is assumed to satisfy the polynomial growth condition \(| V(y)| \leq C (1+| y| )^L\), \(| V'(y)| \leq C (1+| y| )^{L-1}\) and the coercivity estimate \(V'(y)\cdot y\geq A | y| ^{2+\sigma} - B\) (with some constants \(J,A,B,C,\sigma>0, L\geq 1\)). A constructive criterion for the uniqueness of the symmetrizing measure is given. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1007.00073].











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