Titlebook: Compactifications of Symmetric Spaces; Yves Guivarc’h,Lizhen Ji,J. C. Taylor Book 1998 Birkh?user Boston 1998 Algebra.Compactification.Fin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11406-2The main questions previously examined can also be considered in the general framework of random walks. If one takes into account the results in Chapters IX and X, this leads to new proofs and new formulations of many of the results discussed earlier.

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,Harnack Inequality, Martin’s Method and The Positive Spectrum for Random Walks,The study of positive eigenfunctions of the Laplace operator . is closely related to the study of convolution equations defined by probability measures .. With applications to other non-semisimple Lie groups in mind, several results for general convolution equations on a locally compact metrizable group . are established in this chapter.

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Introduction,ious invariants are the Laplace—Beltrami operator . and the volume measure .. The operator — L acting on L.(.) is a non-negative operator and has a non-negative lower bound λ. to its spectrum. It is known (cf. Sullivan [S4], Taylor [T3, p. 131]) that, for λ ≤ λ 0, the operator . + λ . has positive global solutions.

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Prologue

Soziale Kosten von Energiesystemen, turns out that this sphere .(∞) at infinity may be given the structure of a simplicial complex Δ(.) (see Theorem 3.15 and Proposition 3.18) with respect to which it is a spherical Tits building (Definition 3.14). This is accomplished by identifying the sets of points in X(∞) stabilized by the various parabolic subgroups (see Proposition 3.9).