ExcessiveMinimalMaximum #
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The maximum principle for the whole-space barrier #
The truncated barriers increase to the whole-space barrier, and one fixed cube resolvent is continuous along a uniformly bounded pointwise convergent sequence of observables. Applying a fixed cube resolvent to the whole-space barrier is therefore the limit of applying it to the truncated barriers; each of those is dominated, by monotonicity in the cube index, by the cube resolvent at the index of the truncation, where the maximum principle of the previous step applies.
Taking the supremum over the exhaustion gives the maximum principle for the analytic minimal resolvent:
mu R^min_mu v <= mu / (mu - lam) * v for every mu > lam,
at every point of the whole space. This is exactly the resolvent hypothesis
of the exponential comparison used to produce lam-excessive functions.
One cube resolvent is continuous along uniformly bounded pointwise convergent data.
One cube resolvent depends only on the almost-everywhere class of its observable.
The minimal resolvent depends only on the almost-everywhere class of its observable.
The maximum principle for the whole-space barrier, on one cube.
The maximum principle for the whole-space barrier.
The maximum principle in the signed form of the minimal resolvent.