The maximal function and conditional square function control the variation: an elementary proof
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Abstract: In this note we prove the following good- inequality, for , all , [
u�ig{ V_r(f) > 3 lambda ; mathcal{M}(f) leq delta lambda�ig} leq 4 u{s(f) > delta lambda} + {delta^2 left(1+frac{16}{r-2} ight)^2} cdot
u�ig{ V_r(f) > lambda�ig}, ] where is the martingale maximal function, is the conditional martingale square function. This immediately proves that is bounded on , and moreover is integrable when the maximal function is.
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