Non-symmetric stable processes: Dirichlet heat kernel, Martin kernel and Yaglom limit

Abstract

We study a d-dimensional non-symmetric strictly α-stable L\'evy process X, whose spherical density is bounded and bounded away from the origin. First, we give sharp two-sided estimates on the transition density of X killed when leaving an arbitrary -fat set. We apply these results to get the existence of the Yaglom limit for arbitrary -fat cone. In the meantime we also obtain the spacial asymptotics of the survival probability at the vertex of the cone expressed by means of the Martin kernel for and its homogeneity exponent. Our results hold for the dual process X, too.

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