Curvature dimension bounds on the deltoid model
Dominique Bakry (IMT), Olfa Zribi (IMT)

TL;DR
This paper investigates curvature-dimension inequalities for diffusion operators on the deltoid domain, deriving bounds on orthogonal polynomials and Sobolev inequalities, extending classical Jacobi operator results to a two-dimensional setting.
Contribution
It introduces curvature-dimension bounds for the deltoid model, a novel two-dimensional extension of Jacobi operators, and derives related polynomial bounds and Sobolev inequalities.
Findings
Derived curvature-dimension inequalities for the deltoid model
Established bounds on associated orthogonal polynomials
Proved Sobolev inequalities for the Dirichlet forms
Abstract
The deltoid curve in R 2 is the boundary of a domain on which there exist probability measures and orthogonal polynomials for theses measures which are eigenvec-tors of diffusion operators. As such, they may be considered as a two dimensional extension of the classical Jacobi operators. They belong to one of the 11 families of such bounded domains in R 2. We study the curvature-dimension inequalities associated to these operators, and deduce various bounds on the associated polynomials, together with Sobolev inequalities related to the associated Dirichlet forms
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic and geometric function theory · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical Approximation and Integration
