This research demonstrates hypercontractivity bounds for heat flow in RCD(0,N) spaces, indicating its connections to rigidity results.
The main goal of the present paper is to provide sharp hypercontractivity bounds of the heat flow ( Hₜ)t≥ 0 on RCD(0,N) metric measure spaces. The best constant in this estimate involves the asymptotic volume ratio, and its optimality is obtained by means of the sharp L²-logarithmic Sobolev inequality on RCD(0,N) spaces and a blow-down rescaling argument. Equality holds in this sharp estimate for a prescribed time t₀>0 and a non-zero extremizer f if and only if the RCD(0,N) space has an N-Euclidean cone structure and f is a Gaussian whose dilation factor is reciprocal to t₀, up to a multiplicative constant. Applications include an extension of Li's rigidity result, almost rigidities, as well as topological rigidities of non-collapsed RCD(0, N) spaces. Our results are new even on complete Riemannian manifolds with non-negative Ricci curvature.
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