The John-Nirenberg space: equality of the vanishing subspaces VJN_p and CJN_p
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Abstract: The John-Nirenberg spaces are generalizations of the space of bounded mean oscillation with . Their vanishing subspaces and are defined in similar ways as and , which are subspaces of . As our main result, we prove that and coincide by showing that certain Morrey type integrals of functions tend to zero for small and large cubes. We also show that , if .
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