Preparatory Material / 1: |
Basic Notation / 1.1: |
Markov Process and Strong Markov Property / 1.2: |
Construction of Brownian Motion / 1.3: |
Harmonic Function and Poisson Kernel / 1.4: |
Exit Time and Place / 1.5: |
Dirichlet Boundary Value Problem / 1.6: |
Appendix to Chapter 1 |
Notes on Chapter 1 |
Killed Brownian Motion / 2: |
Feller Properties / 2.1: |
Transition Density / 2.2: |
Green Potential and Function / 2.3: |
Compactness and Spectrum / 2.4: |
Laplacian as Generator / 2.5: |
Notes on Chapter 2 |
Schrodinger Operator / 3: |
The Schrodinger Equation and Class J / 3.1: |
Semigroup with Multiplicative Functional / 3.2: |
Potential Operator and its Inverse / 3.3: |
Schrodinger Infinitesimal Generator / 3.4: |
Notes on Chapter 3 |
Stopped Feynman-Kac Functional / 4: |
Harnack Inequality and Gauge Theorem / 4.1: |
Fundamental Properties of the Gauge / 4.2: |
Dirichlet Boundary Value Problem for the Schrodinger Equation / 4.4: |
Representation Theorem / 4.5: |
Equivalence Theorem for Gaugeability / 4.6: |
Notes on Chapter 4 |
Conditional Brownian Motion and Conditional Gauge / 5: |
Conditional Brownian Motion / 5.1: |
Life in a Lipschitz Domain / 5.2: |
Conditional Gauge for a Small Ball / 5.3: |
General Gauge Theorem / 5.4: |
Continuity of Weak Solutions / 5.5: |
New Approach to the Gauge Theorem / 5.6: |
Notes on Chapter 5 |
Green Functions / 6: |
Basic Properties of the q-Green Function / 6.1: |
Notes on Chapter 6 / 6.2: |
Conditional Gauge and q-Green Function / 7: |
Conditional Gauge Theorem / 7.1: |
Approximation and Continuity of the Conditional Gauge / 7.2: |
Extended Conditional Gauge Theorem / 7.3: |
Representation of the Conditional Gauge / 7.4: |
Notes on Chapter 7 |
Various Related Developments / 8: |
Variation of Gauge / 8.1: |
Variation of the Principal Eigenvalue / 8.2: |
Principal Eigenfunction and Sharp Variation / 8.3: |
Boundary Harnack Principle and Application / 8.4: |
Schrodinger Equation in the Classical Setting / 8.5: |
Dirichlet Problem and Truncated Gauge / 8.6: |
Notes on Chapter 8 |
The Case of One Dimension / 9: |
Fundamental Expectations / 9.1: |
Gauge for a Finite or Infinite Interval / 9.2: |
Special Cases and Examples / 9.3: |
Local Time and Density / 9.4: |
Derivatives and Neumann's Problem / 9.5: |
Notes on Chapter 9 |
References |
Index |
Preparatory Material / 1: |
Basic Notation / 1.1: |
Markov Process and Strong Markov Property / 1.2: |