Recurrence and transience for non‐Archimedean and directed graphs

Abstract We introduce notions of recurrence and transience for graphs over a non‐Archimedean ordered field. To achieve this, we establish a connection between these graphs and random walks on directed graphs over the reals. In particular, we give a characterization of the real directed graphs which can arise in such a way. As a main result, we give characterization for recurrence and transience in terms of a quantity related to the capacity.

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Mathematische Nachrichten
Published
2025-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mana.70040
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2
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advanced mathematical theories
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Recurrence and transience for non‐Archimedean and directed graphs

Matthias Keller, Anna Muranova
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Mathematische Nachrichten
advanced mathematical theories
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Recurrence and transience for non‐Archimedean and directed graphs

Matthias Keller, Anna Muranova
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Abstract

Abstract We introduce notions of recurrence and transience for graphs over a non‐Archimedean ordered field. To achieve this, we establish a connection between these graphs and random walks on directed graphs over the reals. In particular, we give a characterization of the real directed graphs which can arise in such a way. As a main result, we give characterization for recurrence and transience in terms of a quantity related to the capacity.

Mathematische NachrichtenVol. 298(10)
University of Potsdam (DE), University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (PL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
advanced mathematical theories
7.38
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