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9. 8). (b) (c) The closure 0 of D is a Markov generator of a Markov semigroup S(t). D(X) is a core for o. For fE D(X), (d) IffE D(X), then S(t)fE D(X) for all (a) t~O and IIIS(t)J111 s, exp[(M - E )t]lllflll. A (I -AD) is dense in C(X) for all sufficiently small A ~ O. 10) for allfED(X). In addition, l: c<;l = l: T TcS n CT < 00, and 28 I. 2, O(n) extends to a bounded Markov pregenerator. 8, o(n) is a Markov generator and so for all A 2: O. f JU)::=;6. f Jx). 11) holds, it follows that in E D(X).
As will be seen in Chapter IV, the stochastic Ising model is ergodic for all f3 ~ if d = 1, and not ergodic for large f3 if d ~ 2. 44. 1 does yield nontrivial information in this example, it does not capture the full dependence on dimension of the behavior of the process, nor does it work all the way up to the critical value when the critical value is finite. 1, whose assumptions say nothing about the geometry of the situation, to yield sharp answers in special cases. Other tools, which are more closely tied to the specifics of the model must be used in order to obtain the more refined results.
Choose g, hE fii)(O) so thatJ = g on 46 1. The Construction, and Other General Results [oj] and f = h on [~, 1]. Then G(t) = g( 71,) -1 f g"( 71s) ds and are P martingales. We need to show that is also a P martingale. Define an increasing sequence of hitting times To=O and Tn+l -- t > Tn: 71'::S~} { inf{ • mf{ t > Tn: 71,:2: n Tn by if n is odd, • • If n IS even. It is not difficult to use the fact that P solves the martingale problem for n to show that for Tn> 0, _ {~ 71 T if n is even, ~ if n is odd.