Ε ˆ ( f, g ) = ε ( g, f ) - which automatically satisfies the contraction principle.Īn interesting consequence of the above reconstruction: the symmetrised bilinear form associated to ε is a Dirichlet form, to which may be associated a submarkovian resolvent. We now leave the reader to check that the whole theory we developed, applied to (U p), indeed gives back the objectsĭ, ε with which we started, and that the adjoint 2 〈 f − g, g − k g 〉 = 〈 f − g, g − f + k f − k g 〉 ▭ − ‖ f − g ‖ 2 + 〈 f − g, k f − k g 〉 ≤ − ‖ f − g ‖ 2 + ‖ f − g ‖ ‖ k f − k g ‖ ⋅Ĭoming back to the definition of Kf ▭ k°f where k(x) = x + ˆ 1 is a contraction, we see that ||Kf−Kg|| ≤ ||f−g||, and the proof is complete. As ε(g, g−Kg) ▭ ε(pU pf, g−Kg) = p〈f−pU pf, g−Kg〉, it suffices to show that 〈f−g, g−Kg〉 ≤ 0. The method will consist in showing that e(g−Kg) ▭ 0: this appears to be insufficient, because ε is not coercitive, but we remarked in a) that all the arguments remain true on replacing ε by ε q, which is coercitive. This means that if f = Kf (unit contraction), then the function g = pU p f also satisfies g = Kg. We come to the main point: the resolvent is submarkovian.
#Complete subspace definition generator#
It follows that the resolvent is regular 1Īnd that the domain D(A) of its generator is dense in
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Hence this image is dense inĭ (for the energy norm) and in L 2 (for the L 2 norm). This means that every continuous linear form onĭ orthogonal to the image of the resolvent U p(L 2), is zero. G ∈ D is such that ε p(U pf, g) = 0 for all f ∈ L 2, it is clear that g ▭ 0. g 〉 = ▭ 〈 f + ( p − q ) U q f, g 〉 + ( q − p ) 〈 U p f + ( p − q ) U p U q f, g 〉 = 〈 f, g 〉 ▭ ε q ( U q f, g ) ⋅ d)