Correlated and uncorrelated long-time asymptotics of type D ASEP: formalization blueprint

2 Kernel theory (paper §4–5)

Lemma 2.1 on-diagonal heat-kernel bound; Lem. 4.1
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For a driftless, finite-range, reversible walk on \(\mathbb Z\) with measure bounds \(c_1 \le m \le c_2\), exit rate \(\le \Lambda \) and nearest-neighbour conductance \(\ge \delta {\gt} 0\): \(\sup _r \mathbb P(X_t = r) \le C/\sqrt{1+t}\) with \(C = C(c_1,c_2,\delta ,\Lambda ,\varrho )\) explicit. Carries the faithful a-priori hypothesis \(p \le 1\); the full Nash/CKS argument runs on the exponential semigroup (TypeDDecouplingCKS.free_bound), with \(p\) identified with the semigroup kernel by a weighted-\(\ell ^1\) Grönwall uniqueness argument.

The 1D Agmon bound, the discrete Nash inequality \(\| f\| _2^6 \le 4\| f\| _1^4\| \nabla f\| _2^2\), the ODE iteration \(u' \le -\kappa u^3 \Rightarrow u \le 1/\sqrt{2\kappa t}\), and the pointwise assembly.

Lemma 2.3 exponential semigroup of a bounded rate matrix

The forward generator of a finite-range walk with bounded exit rates is a bounded operator on \(\ell ^1(\mathbb Z)\) (\(\| A\| \le 2\Lambda \)); its exponential semigroup satisfies positivity, mass conservation, Chapman–Kolmogorov, reversibility, and the energy identity \(u' = -2\mathcal E\) (continued in the CKS files).

Lemma 2.4 defected local CLT; Lem. 4.2
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For the relative walk with sticky origin (split rate \(\nu _{\mathrm{sp}} = 2q^2(1-q^2)\), merge rate \(1-q^2\)), uniformly over \(q \in [q_0,1)\) in the window \(\nu _{\mathrm{sp}} t \le K\): \(\mathbb P(R_t = r) \le C(K,q_0)/\sqrt{1+t} + \delta _{r,0}e^{-\nu _{\mathrm{sp}}t}\). Sorry-free: the excursion/renewal representation enters as the single documented hypothesis bundle hrenew (occupation, zero-decomposition, renewal integral); all convolution assemblies and the \(q\)-uniform constant are proved.

Lemma 2.5 Kolmogorov–Rogozin; Lem. 4.3
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For independent integer-valued \(Y_1,\dots ,Y_n\): \(\sup _x \mathbb P(\sum _j Y_j = x) \le C\big(\sum _j(1-\mathcal Q(Y_j))\big)^{-1/2}\) with universal \(C\). Proved from scratch (lattice Esseen + product-over-gaps), core TypeDDecoupling.KR.KR_abstract.

Lemma 2.6 skeleton concentration; Lem. 4.4
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Conditionally on the unsigned skeleton, the sum coordinate’s largest atom is \(\le C(\delta )/\sqrt{1+M}\); the ambiguous-jump count dominates a Poisson and \(\mathbb P(M {\lt} t/2) \le e^{-ct}\) with \(c = (1-\log 2)/2\). (Statement strengthened: universal constant.)

Theorem 2.7 Karamata Tauberian, constant \(L\); Thm. 4.5
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If \(\omega (\lambda ) = \int _0^\infty e^{-\lambda t}p(t)\, dt \sim c\lambda ^{-\rho }\) as \(\lambda \downarrow 0\) with \(p \ge 0\), then \(\int _0^s p \sim c\, s^\rho /\Gamma (\rho +1)\) as \(s \to \infty \). (Tauberian direction, general \(\rho {\gt} 0\); core TypeDDecouplingKaramata.tauberian_isEquivalent.)

Lemma 2.8 occupation asymptotics; Lem. 4.6
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For the recurrent reversible walk agreeing off a finite set with the symmetric rate-\(a\) walk: \(\tau _r(s) \sim m(r)\sqrt{s/(\pi a)}\).

Lemma 2.9 same-species channel via Schütz’s formula; Lem. 5.1
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The same-species two-particle dual kernel obeys \(p_t(\xi ,\xi ') \le C(q)/(1+t)\). Now unconditional: the kernel is synthesised as the Schütz reflection series asepKernel q := Bethe.asepReflect 1 q^2, and the bound follows from TypeDDecoupling.Bethe.asepReflect_decay with no extra hypothesis.

Lemma 2.10 Bethe reflection representation

The exclusion contact condition forces the reflection amplitude \(S = -\frac{r_R-(r_R+r_L)z_2+r_Lz_1z_2}{r_R-(r_R+r_L)z_1+r_Lz_1z_2}\); the geometric reflection series (ratio \(\rho = r_L/r_R\)) satisfies the free equation off contact, the boundary identity, and decays like \(C/(1+t)\).

Theorem 2.11 two-particle kernel bound; Thm. 5.2

The type D two-particle dual kernel obeys \(p_u(\xi ,\xi ') \le C[(1+u)^{-1} + e^{-\nu _{\mathrm{sp}}u}(1+u)^{-1/2}]\). Sorry-free assembly: the kernel is factored through sum/relative marginals (hypothesis hfact), whose bounds are the cited inputs 2.6/2.4.