Some remarks about the Morse-Sard theorem and approximate differentiability

Abstract: Let

n, m

be positive integers,

n g e q m

. We make several remarks on the relationship between approximate differentiability of higher order and Morse-Sard properties. For instance, among other things we show that if a function

f : m a t h b b R^{n} o m a t h b b R^{m}

is locally Lipschitz and is approximately differentiable of order

i

almost everywhere with respect to the Hausdorff measure

m a t h c a l H^{i + m - 2}

, for every

i = 2, d o t s, n - m + 1

, then

f

has the Morse-Sard property (that is to say, the image of the critical set of

f

is null with respect to the Lebesgue measure in

m a t h b b R^{m}

).

Review text

The authors make several remarks on the relationship between approximate differentiability of higher order and the Morse-Sard property. For instance, they show that if a function \(f:{\mathbb R}^n \rightarrow {\mathbb R}^m\) (with \(n, m\) positive integers, \(n \geq m\)) is locally Lipschitz and approximately differentiable of order \(i\) almost everywhere with respect to the \((i+m-2)\)-Hausdorff measure, for every \(i = 2,\dots, n-m + 1\), then \(f\) has the Morse-Sard property (that is to say, the image of the critical set of \(f\) is null with respect to the Lebesgue measure in \({\mathbb R}^m\)).

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