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(iii) In the intermediate region (Minj(g) - Minj(g)/s) x IRt by (23.38)
and (23.11), we have
IDxPNI (x, t; y, u) :::=; IDxHNI + C IHNI + 2C l\7 HNI
(23.39)
(23.40)
:::; CE (x, t; y, u) (t - u)N +CE (x, t; y, u)
c
+--E(x,t;y,u)
t-u
$ C (4" (t - uW~ exp (-(i:j(;g2 ~)')ct - u)-^1
< ( inj (g)
2
)
_Cexp -257(t-u)
since d (x, y) ~ inj (g) /8 and 257 > 256. The RHS of (23.39), which is
independent of x and y, tends to zero as t \i u.
Thus we see, from considering all three cases (i)-(iii), that we may extend
DxPN continuously to M x M x IRS, so that it takes the value 0 on M x
M x 8 (IRS,).
Similarly, we may show that ( ..6.y + fu) P extends continuously to M x
M x IR$.. We leave this as an exercise.
(2)(a) Let X be a topological space and let f E c^0 (Xx M). We shall
establish (23 .. 34a) for P = PN by showing that
(23.41) lim ( PN(x,t;y,u)f(p,x)dμ(x)=f(p,y),
t"-,,.u}M
where the convergence is uniform in (p, y) on compact subsets of Xx M.
We have
JM PN (x, t; y, u) f (p, x) dμ (x)
N
= I: r.. 'I] ( x, y) ( 47r ( t - u) )-~
k=O j B(y, mJ~g))
x exp (- 4 ~: ~~)) </>k (x, y) (t - u)k f (p, x) dμ (x).
Recall that
(23.42) ( (47r(t-u))-n/^2 exp (-1~-Jll~) dμE(x) = 1
kn 4t-u
for any y E :!Rn and ( t, u) E IRS,. Given 0 :::; k :::; N and factoring out ( t - u )k,
using (23.42), we note that the integral
1
n ~W
'I] (x, y) (47r (t - u))-2 e-4(t-u) </>k (x, y) f (p, x) dμ (x) :::=; C
B(y,inj(g)/2)