
TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between the ratio limit theorem, the spectral radius, and the Martin boundary in irreducible Markov chains, with a focus on random walks on non-amenable groups like free and hyperbolic groups.
Contribution
It establishes connections between the $ ho$-Martin boundary and the boundary from the $ ho$-harmonic kernel in the context of non-amenable groups.
Findings
Identifies the relationship between the $ ho$-Martin boundary and harmonic kernels.
Provides insights into random walks on free and hyperbolic groups.
Enhances understanding of boundary behavior in non-amenable group contexts.
Abstract
Consider an irreducible Markov chain which satisfies a ratio limit theorem, and let be the spectral radius of the chain. We investigate the relation of the the -Martin boundary with the boundary induced by the -harmonic kernel which appears in the ratio limit. Special emphasis is on random walks on non-amenable groups, specifically, free groups and hyperbolic groups.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Topological and Geometric Data Analysis · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
