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The Theory Of Generalized Dirichlet Forms And Its Applications In Analysis And Stochastics
, 1996
"... We present an introduction (also for non-experts) to a new framework for the analysis of (up to) second order differential operators (with merely measurable coefficients and in possibly infinitely many variables) on L²-spaces via associated bilinear forms. This new framework, in particular, covers b ..."
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We present an introduction (also for non-experts) to a new framework for the analysis of (up to) second order differential operators (with merely measurable coefficients and in possibly infinitely many variables) on L²-spaces via associated bilinear forms. This new framework, in particular, covers both the elliptic and the parabolic case within one approach. To this end we introduce a new class of bilinear forms, so-called generalized Dirichlet forms, which are in general neither symmetric nor coercive, but still generate associated C0 --semigroups. Particular examples of generalized Dirichlet forms are symmetric and coercive Dirichlet forms (cf. [FOT], [MR1]) as well as time dependent Dirichlet forms (cf. [O1]). We discuss many applications to differential operators that can be treated within the new framework only, e.g. parabolic differential operators with unbounded drifts satisfying no L p --conditions, singular and fractional diffusion operators. Subsequently, we analyz...
Dirichlet Forms And Markov Processes: A Generalized Framework Including Both Elliptic And Parabolic Cases
"... We extend the framework of classical Dirichlet forms to a class of bilinear forms, called generalized Dirichlet forms, which are the sum of a coercive part and a linear unbounded operator as a perturbation. The class of generalized Dirichlet forms, in particular, includes symmetric and coercive Dir ..."
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We extend the framework of classical Dirichlet forms to a class of bilinear forms, called generalized Dirichlet forms, which are the sum of a coercive part and a linear unbounded operator as a perturbation. The class of generalized Dirichlet forms, in particular, includes symmetric and coercive Dirichlet forms (cf. [Fu2], [M/R]) as well as time dependent Dirichlet forms (cf. [O1]) as special cases and also many new examples. Among these are, e.g. transformations of time dependent Dirichlet forms by ff-excessive functions h (h-transformations), Dirichlet forms with time dependent linear drift and fractional diffusion operators. One of the main results is that we identify an analytic property of these forms which ensures the existence of associated strong Markov processes with nice sample path properties, and give an explicit construction for such processes. This construction extends previous constructions of the processes in the elliptic and the parabolic cases, is, in particular, c...

