Regularity criteria for almost every function in Sobolev spaces (Q2267506)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5676153
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    Regularity criteria for almost every function in Sobolev spaces
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5676153

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      Regularity criteria for almost every function in Sobolev spaces (English)
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      1 March 2010
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      It is known that the Hölder regularity is only defined for locally bounded continuous functions. As an extension of the Hölder exponent to locally \(L^p\) functions, the Calderón-Zygmund exponents appear and they are invariant under a pseudo-differential operator of order zero. Moreover, a new multifractional analysis is developed from these exponents. The weak-scaling exponent, defined by Y. Meyer in 1998, provides a better understanding of the Calderón-Zygmund exponent, the Hölder exponent and the pointwise behavior of functions. Furthermore, it is more stable under the action of differential operators. There are results on a Hölder regularity of generic functions in Sobolev spaces meaning that these results prove Hölder regularity of quasi-all continuous functions (in a topological sense and also in a measure theoretical sense). In the present paper, the author states a result on the genericity (where almost everywhere means that the property holds on a prevalence set) of Calderón-Zygmund exponents and of weak-scaling exponent in a given Sobolev or Besov space.
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      Sobolev spaces
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      Hölder regularity
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      Calderón-Zygmund regularity
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      multifractal analysis
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      wavelet bases
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