Abstract

A multi cone domain Ω⊆RnΩ\subseteq \mathbb{R}^n is an open, connected set that resembles a finite collection of cones far away from the origin. We study the rate of decay in time of the heat kernel p(t,x,y)p(t,x,y) of a Brownian motion killed upon exiting ΩΩ, using both probabilistic and analytical techniques. We find that the decay is polynomial and we characterize lim⁡t→∞t1+αp(t,x,y)\lim_{t\to\infty} t^{1+α}p(t,x,y) in terms of the Martin boundary of ΩΩ at infinity, where α>0α>0 depends on the geometry of ΩΩ. We next derive an analogous result for tκ/2Px(T>t)t^{κ/2}\mathbb{P}_x(T >t), with κ=1+α−n/2κ= 1+α- n/2, where TT is the exit time form ΩΩ. Lastly, we deduce the renormalized Yaglom limit for the process conditioned on survival.

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