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Criticality of Schrödinger Forms and Recurrence of Dirichlet Forms

Introducing the notion of extended Schrödinger spaces, we define the criticality and subcriticality of Schrödinger forms in the same manner as the recurrence and transience of Dirichlet forms, and give a sufficient condition for the subcriticality of Schrödinger forms in terms the bottom of spectrum. We define a subclass of Hardy potentials and prove that Schrödinger forms with potentials in this subclass are always critical, which leads us to optimal Hardy type inequality. We show that this definition of criticality and subcriticality is equivalent to that there exists an excessive function with respect to Schrödinger semigroup and its generating Dirichlet form through $h$-transform is recurrent and transient respectively. As an application, we can show the recurrence and transience of a family of Dirichlet forms by showing the criticality and subcriticaly of Schrödinger forms and show the other way around through $h$-transform, We give a such example with fractional Schrödinger operators with Hardy potential.

preprint2021arXivOpen access

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