2011
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-2010-10618-4
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A formula on scattering length of dual Markov processes

Abstract: Abstract. A formula on the scattering length for 3-dimensional Brownian motion was conjectured by M. Kac and proved by others later. It was recently proved under the framework of symmetric Markov processes by Takeda. In this paper, we shall prove that this formula holds for Markov processes under weak duality by the machinery developed mainly by Fitzsimmons and Getoor.

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“…For symmetric Markov processes again, Takeda [22] considered the behaviour of the scattering length of a positive smooth measure potential by using the random time change argument for Dirichlet forms and gave a simple elegant proof of the analog of (1.1) without Kac's regularity. The result in [22] was extended to a non-symmetric case by He [9]. For general right Markov processes, Fitzsimmons, He and Ying [7] extended Takahashi's result by using the tool of Kutznetsov measure and proved the analog of (1.1) for a positive continuous additive functional.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…For symmetric Markov processes again, Takeda [22] considered the behaviour of the scattering length of a positive smooth measure potential by using the random time change argument for Dirichlet forms and gave a simple elegant proof of the analog of (1.1) without Kac's regularity. The result in [22] was extended to a non-symmetric case by He [9]. For general right Markov processes, Fitzsimmons, He and Ying [7] extended Takahashi's result by using the tool of Kutznetsov measure and proved the analog of (1.1) for a positive continuous additive functional.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%