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      Recurrence criteria for generalized Dirichlet forms

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          We develop sufficient analytic conditions for recurrence and transience of non-sectorial perturbations of possibly non-symmetric Dirichlet forms on a general state space. These form an important subclass of generalized Dirichlet forms which were introduced in \cite{St1}. In case there exists an associated process, we show how the analytic conditions imply recurrence and transience in the classical probabilistic sense. As an application, we consider a generalized Dirichlet form given on a closed or open subset of \(\mathbb{R}^d\) which is given as a divergence free first order perturbation of a non-symmetric energy form. Then using volume growth conditions of the sectorial and non-sectorial first order part, we derive an explicit criterion for recurrence. Moreover, we present concrete examples with applications to Muckenhoupt weights and counterexamples. The counterexamples show that the non-sectorial case differs qualitatively from the symmetric or non-symmetric sectorial case. Namely, we make the observation that one of the main criteria for recurrence in these cases fails to be true for generalized Dirichlet forms.

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          2015-08-10
          2015-10-01
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          1508.02282
          bb24846a-c9a2-495c-9118-c497c9b15598

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          primary: 31C25, 47D07, 60G17, secondary: 60J60, 47B44, 60J35
          Added references, Remark 24 added, minor corrections and improvements, added grant number
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