Exact integrability exponents for functions from the class \(A_{\infty}\) (Q2479650): Difference between revisions

The following two definitions are used. Let \(0<s<1\) and \(K\geq 1.\) It is said that a nonnegative function \(f\) belongs to the Muckenhoupt class \(A_{\infty }^{1}( s,K) \equiv A_{\infty }^{1}( s,K;I_{0}) \) on the interval \(I_{0}\) if \[ \frac{\int_{E}f( x) \,dx}{\int_{I}f( x) \,dx}\leq K\left( \frac{| E| }{| I| }\right) ^{s} \] for any interval \(I\subset I_{0}\) and any measurable set \(E\subset I.\) Let \(r>1\) and \(0<M\leq 1.\) A nonnegative function \(f\) belongs to the Muckenhoupt class \(A_{\infty }^{2}( r,M) \equiv A_{\infty }^{2}( r,M;I_{0}) \) on the interval \(I_{0}\) if \[ \frac{\int_{E}f( x) \,dx}{\int_{I}f( x) \,dx}\geq M\left( \frac{| E| }{| I| }\right) ^{r} \] for any interval \(I\subset I_{0}\) and any measurable set \(E\subset I.\) In the paper, the minimal negative integrability exponent for functions from the class \(A_{\infty }^{1}( s,K) \) and the maximal positive integrability exponent for functions from the class \(A_{\infty }^{2}( r,M)\) are found [Theorems 5 and 6]. the maximal positive integrability exponent for functions from the class \(A_{\infty }^{1}( s,K) \) and the minimal negative integrability exponent for functions from the class \(A_{\infty }^{2}( r,M) \) are also found [Propositions 1 and 2].