ResolventTailMoments #
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Kolmogorov moments from resolvent tail decay #
The displacement tail of Kernel/ResolventTail.lean is integrated here against the cubic weight
of the layer-cake formula, which turns it into the intrinsic fourth-moment criterion
SubMarkovKernelSemigroup.HasKolmogorovMoments 4 2 M and hence, through Main.lean, into the
continuous-path process.
The layer cake is applied to the displacement rescaled by 4 sqrt t, so that the tail estimate
enters in the scale-free variable and the time dependence t ^ 2 is produced by the Jacobian
alone. Below the cutting radius the transition mass is bounded by one, which contributes
(4 a) ^ 4 t ^ 2; above it the tail estimate contributes 8 e 4 ^ 4 times the cubic budget
I of the profile. The resulting constant is explicit in the statement.
The budget is a hypothesis, as the tail decay is: nothing here asserts an analytic estimate for a particular generator.
On a state space of finite diameter only the shifts at least one are needed, because only the times at most one enter the local criterion. That is the form the one-point compactification of a live space uses: with an exhaustion function bounded by one, tail decay in the metric it determines produces the regularity data from which the continuous-path process of the compactified semigroup is formed.
An exhaustion function bounded by one gives the compactification diameter at most two.
The compactification displacement bound. In the metric determined by an exhaustion function bounded by one, the fourth power of the distance on the compactification is at most sixteen. This is the uniform displacement bound the local moment criterion consumes.
The weighted layer-cake budget of a cubic weight on a bounded interval.
The fourth displacement moment at one time from resolvent tail decay. The layer-cake
formula in the parabolic variable turns the displacement tail into a fourth moment of order
t ^ 2, with the trivial bound below the cutting radius and the tail estimate above it.
The fourth displacement moment of a transition law vanishes at the time zero.
Regularity data of a compactified process from a local moment estimate. An exhaustion function and a local fourth-moment estimate for the compactified semigroup in the metric that function determines give the data from which the continuous-path process of the compactified semigroup is formed. This is the common core of the tail criteria below: they differ only in how the local moment estimate is produced.
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