Discriminating potentials of measures on certain quasi-normed spaces

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Let \(\varrho\) be a probability Borel measure on \([0,1]\) and \(X:=L^{\psi}(\varrho)\) an Orlicz space endowed with the quasi-norm \(\|x\|:=\int \psi(|x(t)|) \varrho(dt)\), where \(\psi\) satisfies the \(\Delta_2\)-condition. The author first prove the ``quasi-ball theorem: If \(\mu\) is a signed Borel measure on \(X\) of finite variation vanishing on all quasi-balls \(\{x\in X:\|x-a\|<r\}\) (\(a\in X\), \(r>0\)), then \(\mu=0\). Moreover, the problem is studied to describe the kernels \(f\) such that \(\mu=0\) if \(\int f(\|x-a\|)\mu(dx)=0\) for a sufficiently ample set of points \(a\in X\).











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