Boundary behavior of p-precise functions on a half space of \(R^ n\) (Q917740): Difference between revisions

Let u(x) be a function which is locally p-precise in \(D=\{x=(x_ 1,...,x_ n)\), \(x_ n>0\}\), \(n\geq 2\), and satisfies \[ \int_{D}| \text{grad} u(x)|^ p x_ n^{\alpha} dx<\infty,\quad 1<p<\infty,\quad -1<\alpha <p-1. \] The author establishes an integral representation of such functions and discusses the existence of nontangential limits of u(x) multiplied by a suitable weight function A(x). The typical situation is the case \(A(x)=x_ n^{(n-p-\alpha)/p}\) and the limits equal zero outside the set E which is \(C_ p\)-thin near \(\partial D\).