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Register a new userErgodic convergence rates for time-changed symmetric L{e}vy processes in dimension one
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Tao Wang
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We obtain the lower bounds for ergodic convergence rates, including spectral gaps and convergence rates in strong ergodicity for time-changed symmetric L{e}vy processes by using harmonic function and reversible measure. As direct applications, explicit sufficient conditions for exponential and strong ergodicity are given. Some examples are also presented.
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