Reversibility conjecture for Fleming–Viot diffusions

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Let FV(α,θ)\tt FV(\alpha,\theta) be the Fleming–Viot diffusion with parameters α(0,1)\alpha\in(0,1) and θ>α\theta>-\alpha, and let PDRM(α,θ)\tt PDRM(\alpha,\theta) denote its stationary Poisson–Dirichlet random measure distribution. Reversibility conjecture. The process FV(α,θ)\tt FV(\alpha,\theta) is reversible with respect to PDRM(α,θ)\tt PDRM(\alpha,\theta). The ranked sequence of atom sizes is known to be reversible because of the reversibility of the corresponding EKP diffusion; the conjecture asks whether the full labeled Fleming–Viot diffusion has the same reversibility property.

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Noah Forman, Soumik Pal, Douglas Rizzolo and Matthias Winkel, “Ranked masses in two-parameter Fleming-Viot diffusions”, arXiv:2101.09307 (2021).

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