The heat semigroup on configuration spaces
Yuri Kondratiev, Eugene Lytvynov, Michael Roeckner
Abstract
In this paper, we study properties of the heat semigroup of configuration space analysis. Using a natural ``Riemannian-like'' structure of the configuration space ΓX over a complete, connected, oriented, and stochastically complete Riemannian manifold X of infinite volume, the heat semigroup (e-tHΓ)t∈+ was introduced and studied in [ J. Func. Anal. 154 (1998), 444--500]. Here, HΓ is the Dirichlet operator of the Dirichlet form EΓ over the space L2(ΓX,πm), where πm is the Poisson measure on ΓX with intensity m--the volume measure on X. We construct a metric space Γ∞ that is continuously embedded into ΓX. Under some conditions on the manifold X and we prove that Γ∞ is a set of full πm measure. The central results of the paper are two types of Feller properties for the heat semigroup. Next, we give a direct construction of the independent infinite particle process on the manifold X, which is a realization of the Brownian motion on the configuration space. The main point here is that we prove that this process can start in every γ∈Γ∞, will never leave Γ∞, and has continuous sample path in Γ∞, provided dimX2. In this case, we also prove that this process is a strong Markov process whose transition probabilities are given by the ¶t,γ(·) above. Furthermore, we discuss the necessary changes to be done for constructing the process in the case dimX=1. Finally, as an easy consequence we get a ``path-wise'' construction of the independent particle process on Γ∞ from the underlying Brownian motion.
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