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Contraction generator from an exponentially weighted difference operator ((Qf)0​=−f0​,(Qf)n​=4n(fn−1​/2−fn​))

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On its maximal domain in ℓ2, put gn​=2nfn​. Then gn​−gn−1​=−2−n(Qf)n​, so gn​ has a finite limit ℓf​. Summation gives Re⟨Qf,f⟩=−21​(∣g0​∣2+∣ℓf​∣2+∑n≥1​∣gn​−gn−1​∣2). For α>0, the resolvent equation is the recursion gn​=(gn−1​+2−nhn​)/(1+α4−n), which produces a bounded gn​ and hence f∈ℓ2. The Lumer-Phillips theorem proves contraction-semigroup generation.
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