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Classification of killed one-dimensional diffusions. (English) Zbl 1045.60083

Summary: We show necessary and sufficient conditions for \(R\)-recurrence and \(R\)-positivity of one-dimensional diffusions killed at the origin. These conditions are stated in terms of the bottom eigenvalue function.

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60J60 Diffusion processes
60F99 Limit theorems in probability theory
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