A class of spatially inhomogeneous Dirichlet spaces on the p-adic number field
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Statistics and Probability, Dirichlet forms, recurrence, transience, Applied Mathematics, \(p\)-adic number, inhomogeneous stochastic processes, Harmonic, subharmonic, superharmonic functions on other spaces, Fourier transformation, Recurrence, p-Adic number, Modelling and Simulation, Inhomogeneous stochastic processes, Transience, Jump processes, Diffusion processes, Algebraic number theory: local fields
Statistics and Probability, Dirichlet forms, recurrence, transience, Applied Mathematics, \(p\)-adic number, inhomogeneous stochastic processes, Harmonic, subharmonic, superharmonic functions on other spaces, Fourier transformation, Recurrence, p-Adic number, Modelling and Simulation, Inhomogeneous stochastic processes, Transience, Jump processes, Diffusion processes, Algebraic number theory: local fields
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