Characterization of functions with zero traces via the distance function and Lorentz spaces
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Abstract: Consider a regular domain and let . Denote the space of functions from having absolutely continuous quasinorms. This set is essentially smaller than but, at the same time, essentially larger than a union of all , . A classical result of late 1980's states that for and , belongs to the Sobolev space if and only if and . During the consequent decades, several authors have spent considerable effort in order to relax the characterizing condition. Recently, it was proved that if and only if and . In this paper we show that for and we have if and only if and . Moreover, we present a counterexample which demonstrates that after relaxing the condition to the equivalence no longer holds.
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