The Logarithmic Laplacian on General Graphs

Abstract

We establish, for the first time, a Bochner-type integral representation for the logarithmic Laplacian on weighted graphs. Assuming stochastic completeness of the underlying graph, we further derive an explicit pointwise formula for this operator: \[ (-)\:u(x) =1μ(x)Σy≠ xW(x,y)\,(u(x)-u(y)) -1μ(x)ΣyW(x,y)\,u(y) +'(1)\,u(x). \] In the case of weighted lattice graphs with uniformly positive vertex measures, we obtain sharp two-sided bounds for the associated logarithmic kernel. Additionally, we prove that the logarithmic Laplacian is unbounded on 2, and we present an alternative derivation of its pointwise form. Moreover, for every 1 < p ≤ ∞ and all u ∈ Cc(Zd), we establish a strong convergence in p: \[(-)s u - us (-) \:u as s 0+.\]Finally, on the standard lattice Zd, we compute the Fourier multipliers corresponding to both the fractional Laplacian and the logarithmic Laplacian, and derive exact large-time behavior and off-diagonal asymptotics of the associated diffusion kernels, including all sharp asymptotic constants.

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