scientific article; zbMATH DE number 220392
Let \(\varphi_ \lambda(x)=\lambda^{-n} \varphi (x/\lambda)\) and let \(f_ \lambda (x)=\varphi_ \lambda (x)*f(x)\), \(\lambda \in R^ 1_ +\). It is known that \(\| f_ \lambda \|_ p\) tends to zero as \(\lambda\) tends to infinity, if \(\varphi \in L^ 1(R^ n)\), \(f \in L^ p(R^ n)\) and \(1<p<\infty\) [see e.g. the reviewers paper, Mat. Zametki, 31, 855-865 (1982; Zbl 0498.46023)]. The author gives conditions on \(\varphi(x)\) under which \(f_ \lambda(x)\) tends to zero for almost all \(x\). This holds for example, if \(\sup_{| y |>| x |} | \varphi(y) | \in L^ 1(R^ 1)\). Some other conditions are also discussed. \{We observe some misprints: one should read \(\varphi^{p'}(z)\) instead of \(\varphi'(z)\) in the formula (3) and \(| z^ n \psi(z) | \leq C\) instead of \(| z^ n \psi(z) | \geq C\) at the page 355\}.
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