On the Gehring-Hayman property, the Privalov-Riesz theorems, and doubling measures
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Among other things, the author constructs a class of metric densities related to doubling measures that satisfy both the Harnack property and the Gehring-Hayman property. It turns out that for these metric densities the Privalov theorem does not hold.
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