Unavoidable collections of balls for processes with isotropic unimodal Green function
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Abstract: Let us suppose that we have a right continuous Markov semigroup on , , such that its potential kernel is given by convolution with a function , where is decreasing, has a mild lower decay property at zero, and a very weak decay property at infinity. This captures not only the Brownian semigroup (classical potential theory) and isotropic -stable semigroups (Riesz potentials), but also more general isotropic L'evy processes, where the characteristic function has a certain lower scaling property, and various geometric stable processes. There always exists a corresponding Hunt process. A subset of is called unavoidable, if the process hits with probability , wherever it starts. It is known that, for any locally finite union of pairwise disjoint balls , , which is unavoidable, . The converse is proven assuming, in addition, that, for some , , whenever , . It also holds, if the balls are regularly located, that is, if their centers keep some minimal mutual distance, each ball of a certain size intersects , and , where is a decreasing function. The results generalize and, exploiting a zero-one law, simplify recent work by A. Mimica and Z. Vondracek.
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