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The strong Feller property of the open KPZ equation

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arxiv 2211.04466 v1 pith:WKE7QP5X submitted 2022-11-08 math.PR math-phmath.APmath.MP

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We prove that the semigroup generated by the open KPZ equation on a bounded spatial interval with Neumann boundary conditions parametrized by real parameters u and v enjoys the strong Feller property. From this we conclude that for u+v>0, min(u,v)>-1 the stationary measure constructed in Corwin and Knizel (arXiv:2103.12253) is the unique stationary measure for the equation. It is expected that the same conclusion holds for all values of u and v.

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